Isaiah Maket

Collaborative and creative insights research, data analytics, and project management leader with over eight years of experience in teaching, extensive research, data collection, curation and analysis, report writing, consultancy, and impact evaluation. I am currently a Lecturer and Research Coordinator at the Department of Economics, University of Embu, and a Research Associate at Africa Research and Impact Network (ARIN), Kenya, where I support gender and social inclusion analysis projects with an intersection with locally-led climate adaptation and financing initiatives, health deprivation, multidimensional poverty, and energy poverty-induced climate shocks.

• Maket, I. (2024). Health outcomes of energy poverty among women in Kenya: evidence from cross-county two-part modeling. Energy, Ecology and Environment, 1-20.
• Maket, I. (2024). Rethinking energy poverty alleviation through financial inclusion: Do institutional quality and climate change risk matter? Utilities Policy, 91, 101820.
• Rotich, B., Maket, I., Kipkulei, H., Ocansey, C. M., Justine, P. N., MohammedZein, M. A., ... & Michéli, E. (2024). Determinants of soil and water conservation practices adoption by smallholder farmers in the central highlands of Kenya. Farming System, 2(2), 100081.
• Maket, I. (2024). Analysis of incidence, intensity, and gender perspective of multidimensional urban poverty in Kenya. Heliyon, 10(9).
• Maket, I., Kano, I. S., & Vas, Z. (2024). Quality of Urban Infrastructural Service Accessibility and Human Well-being in Sub-Saharan Africa. World Development Sustainability, 100155.
• Maket, I., Kanó, I. S., & Vas, Z. (2024).Urban Agglomeration and Regional Economic Performance Connectedness: Thin Ice in Developing Regions. Research in Globalization, 8(2), 100211.
• Maket, I., Kano, I. S., & Vas, Z. B. (2023). Reverse Causal Nexus between Pro‐Poor Policies and Income Inequality in Kenya. Regional Science Policy & Practice, 15(6), 1163-1182.
• Maket, I., Kanó, I. S., & Vas, Z. (2023). Urban Agglomeration and Income Inequality: Is Kuznets Hypothesis Valid for Sub-Saharan Africa? Social Indicators Research, 170(3), 933-953.
• Maket, I., Kano, I. S., & Vas, Z. B. (2023). Estimations of Pooled Panel Dynamic Model with Regional Time-Space Dependence. Regional Statistics 13(4), 1-23.
• Maket, I.,(2021). Population Dynamics and Economic Growth in Kenya. Hungarian Statistical Review,4(2), 18-33.

Prof. Zsófia Vas, PhD 

Head of Institute of Economics, University of Szeged, Hungary 

Phone: +36304307029

Email :vas.zsofia@ eco.u-szeged.hu

Dr.Gabriel Temesgen Woldu, PhD 

Lecturer, Maastricht University, Netherlands 

Phone: +31612485758

Email :gabriel.woldu@ maastrichtuniversity.nl

Phone: +3662/544-676