Ervin Dervisevic is a consultant working with East Asia and Pacific Gender Innovation Lab at the World Bank. In his current role, he supports several projects aimed at understanding impact of CCT on gender based violence, labor force participation, and the impact of mother’s employment of health and educational outcomes of children. In his previous endeavour, he has worked with the World Bank and other international organizations in understanding and promoting local economic development. He has 15+ years of experience in international development with a key focus on economics of gender, family economics, and community development. He received his PhD in Economics at the American University, Master of Arts in International Development Policy from Duke University, and Master in Electrical Engineering from University in Pristina.