Publications (18)
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Does energy poverty hinder human capital development? Empirical evidence from Burkina Faso
Tobignaré Florent Maré, Eugéne Dimaviya Compaoré, Adiaratou Diallo
The objective of this article is to examine the effect of multidimensional energy poverty on human capital development in Burkina Faso. To this end, we adopt the approach developed by Nussbaumer et al. (2012) to measure multidimensional energy poverty and employ an instrumental variables method to address endogeneity issues inherent in the rel(...)
Energy poverty, Poverty, Human capital, Endogeneity, Empirical evidence, Instrumental variable, Energy (signal processing), Human development (humanity)
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Does multidimensional financial inclusion have an impact on subjective poverty in the West African Economic and Monetary Union (WEAMU)?
Eugéne Dimaviya Compaoré, Guiro Jeudi Topan, Boukaré Maiga
This article examines the impact of multidimensional financial inclusion (MFI) on subjective poverty, using data from the Harmonised Household Living Conditions Survey (HSLC) conducted in 2021 across the WAEMU region. The Alkire and Foster approach was employed to measure MFI. To address potential endogeneity, a recursive ordered probit–probit(...)
Financial inclusion, Poverty, European union, Economic and monetary union, Inclusion (mineral), Monetary policy
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Effects of economic freedom on life expectancy in Africa
Idrissa Ouedraogo
This paper empirically investigates the effects of economic freedom on life expectancy in a panel of 49 African
countries over the period 2000–2022. Using Two-stage least squares (2SLS) estimates, the results show that
economic freedom effects are beneficial to children, men, women and overall population health in Africa.
Moreover, they(...)
Economic freedom, Health, 2SLS, Africa
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Determinants and Drivers of Financial Inclusion in the West African Economic and Monetary Union ( WAEMU ): A Multidimensional Analysis
Eugéne Dimaviya Compaoré, Boukaré Maiga, Asmo Guira
Using data from the Global Findex surveys conducted in 2017 and 2021, this study assesses the extent and determinants of multidimensional financial inclusion in the West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU) over these two periods. A multidimensional financial inclusion index was constructed using the methodology of Alkire and Foster (20(...)
Economic and monetary union, Economics, Inclusion (mineral), Financial inclusion, International economics, International trade, European union, Finance, Financial services, Psychology
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Gender differences in unidimensional and multidimensional financial inclusion in Burkina Faso
Eugéne Dimaviya Compaoré, Boukaré Maiga
Although household access to financial services is widely recognized as a key lever for poverty reduction, a large proportion of the population, particularly women, remains excluded from using theses services in developing countries. This paper provides an in-depth analysis of the socio-economic factors contributing to gender disparities i(...)
Financial inclusion, Inclusion (mineral), Psychology, Economics, Finance, Social psychology, Financial services
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Energy Poverty and Women's Health: Evidence From Burkina Faso
Eugéne Dimaviya Compaoré, Pam Zahonogo, Tito Nestor Tiehi
ABSTRACT Although reducing energy poverty has become a priority for the international community, the link between energy poverty and women's health has received little attention despite its potential. Using data from the Continuous Multisectoral Survey (EMC), this article analyses the effect of energy poverty on women's health within a multidi(...)
Energy poverty, Poverty, Energy (signal processing), Socioeconomics, Development economics, Political science, Economic growth, Geography, Economics, Medicine
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Climate change in agricultural production and migration intentions in developing countries: Evidence from African countries
Mamadou Abdoulaye DIALLO; Porto BAZIE
This study aims to assess the effect of climate change on agricultural production and its impact on migration intentions. We conceptualize migration intention as a process ranging from desire and planning to preparation. Using data from round 7 (2016/2017) of Afrobarometer surveys, we estimate a sequential logit model on a sample of 44,224 adu(...)
Africa; Climate change; Agriculture Production; Migration intention; Sequential process.
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State legitimacy in Sahelian countries: Exploring the impact of insecurity on institutional trust in Burkina Faso
Porto BAZIE; Mamadou Abdoulaye DIALLO
The security situation in Sahelian countries, particularly BurkinaFaso, has deteriorated sharply in recent years, raising serious concerns about its impact on state legitimacy. This study examines how perceived insecurity affects citizens’ trust in core state institutions-the executive, legislative, and judicial branches. Drawing on theories(...)
Insecurity; legitimacy; institutional trust; sahelian countries
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Institutional governance in developing countries, political factors as drivers of institutional change: evidence from sub-Saharan Africa
Porto BAZIE; Ibrahim OUEDRAOGO
This article provides a theoretical and empirical analysis of institutional dynamism in 38 sub-Saharan African countries, considering institutions as a form of capital. Empirical results show, using the generalized least squares method, the maximum likelihood method, the Akaike information criterion, the Bayes information criterion, and the Da(...)
governance, institutional change, political factors, Generalized Least Squares, Sub-Saharan African.
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Mobile money and multidimensional energy poverty: a cross-national study of Burkina Faso and Togo
Eugéne Dimaviya Compaoré, Asmo Guira, Boukaré Maiga
Using data from the FinScop survey (2016), this study aims to analyse the effect of mobile money on multidimensional energy poverty (MEPI) in Burkina Faso and Togo. MEPI was calculated using the method of Alkire and Foster in 2011, and a linear regression based on the instrumental variable strategy was applied to control for endogeneity bias a(...)
Energy poverty, Poverty, Economics, Development economics, Economic growth, Medicine
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Impact of digital finance services on women’s economic empowerment in Burkina Faso
Salamata Loaba, Salimata Traoré, Eugéne Dimaviya Compaoré, S Ouedraogo
This study analyses the impact of digital finance services on women’s economic empowerment in Burkina Faso using data from a sample of 9001 females, extracted from the Living Standard survey of The World Bank. We used the instrumental variable regression method to conduct the estimation, and the results indicate that digital finance improves w(...)
Empowerment, Financial inclusion, Instrumental variable, Financial services, Economics, Access to finance, Mobile phone, Estimation, Sample (material), Microfinance, Finance, Economic growth, Business, Management, Engineering, Econometrics
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Energy Poverty and Women’s Economic Well-Being in Global South: Evidence from Burkina Faso
Eugéne Dimaviya Compaoré, Pam Zahonogo, Tito Nestor Tiehi
Although the relationship between household access to energy and economic well-being has received increasing attention in recent years, studies of this link have generally focused on unidimensional measures of fuel poverty. What is the link between multidimensional energy poverty and women’s economic well-being? Using data from the Continuous(...)
Poverty, Social policy, Development economics, Energy poverty, Economics, Economic growth, Political science, Medicine
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Household energy deprivation and inequality in school enrolment: evidence from Burkina Faso
Eugéne Dimaviya Compaoré, Pam Zahonogo, Tito Nestor Tiehi
This article analyses the effect of multidimensional energy deprivation on inequalities in schooling in Burkina Faso. A Poisson model based on instrumental variable techniques was used on a sample of 11,427 individuals. The data used come from the Continuous Multisectoral Survey on Household Living Conditions in Burkina Faso (CMS, 2014). The r(...)
Social policy, Inequality, Economics, Social inequality, Demographic economics, Socioeconomics, Development economics, Economic growth, Mathematics
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Socio-Economic Determinants of the Financial Inclusion of Women and Men in Burkina Faso: An Analysis using the Sequential Logit Model
Eugéne Dimaviya Compaoré, Boukaré Maiga
This article identifies and analyses the socio-economic determinants of financial inclusion. Using data from the FinScope survey (2016) in Burkina Faso, a sequential logit model was used on a sample of 5012 individuals. The results indicate that level of education, age, access to television, urban location, marital status and time to access a(...)
Financial inclusion, Logit, Logistic regression, Economics, Inclusion (mineral), Econometrics, Demographic economics, Sociology, Financial services, Finance, Statistics, Gender studies, Mathematics
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Assessing energy poverty and its determinants in the West African Economic and Monetary Union countries: a multidimensional analysis
Eugéne Dimaviya Compaoré, Asmo Guira, Boukaré Maiga
Abstract
Household access to modern energy sources remains a major challenge in developing countries. Most households in the countries of the West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU) are still dependent on inefficient cooking and lighting systems, which affect the socio-economic development of these households. This art(...)
Poverty, Economic and monetary union, Energy poverty, Economics, Developing country, Development economics, Affect (linguistics), European union, Economic growth, International economics, Sociology