Lorna Enow
Lorna Enow is a policy researcher interested in who sets the terms of economic relationships and who doesn’t. She currently consults at the African Development Bank Group, where her work sits at the intersection of digital development, private sector investment and regional public goods across Central and Francophone west Africa. She has advised at the European Commission’s Directorate for International Partnerships and led STEM programs in underserved communities in Cameroon. She holds a Master of Public Policy from the Blavatnik School of Government at the University of Oxford, where she was a Mastercard Foundation Scholar.
Publications
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Middle East & North Africa
Gulf Capital Flows to Egypt and the Paradox of Wartime Leverage