Lorena Zardo Trindade

Lorena is an economist with a demonstrated history of working on methodological and socioeconomic topics. Skilled in data analysis and quantitative methods, she is mainly interested in how living standard indicators should be measured and effectively compared across countries. After spending five years working with policymakers and governmental research in Brazil, she was eager to expand her professional horizon. By moving to Europe, she had the opportunity to contribute to projects for Eurostat, the World Bank and LISER. She holds a master’s degree in Economics from the São Paulo State University and is currently pursuing her PhD in Social and Economic Sciences at the University of Antwerp.