About

I am an environmental economics researcher with specialized focus on industrial ecology and systems science. As a Research Assistant at the Decoupling Lab, North South University, I conduct quantitative research on sustainable resource management, particularly investigating plastic waste systems and textile circularity through material flow analysis and life cycle assessment methodologies. My work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical applications, exemplified through my contributions to World Bank-funded projects on sustainable plastics management in Bangladesh. Proficient in advanced computational methods and mathematical modeling, I employ various programming languages to develop environmental systems analyses. I combine my academic pursuits with practical teaching experience as a Teaching Assistant in Environmental Science and Management, while my role as Lead Consultant for World Bank initiatives enables direct translation of research into policy frameworks, particularly in waste management and environmental governance.