Author
Fardin Pasha is a 19-year-old undergraduate student at Saint Joseph’s College of Commerce, where he is majoring in Economics and minoring in Psychology. As a junior fellow at The Melton Foundation, he is deeply passionate about research, sustainability, and development economics.
Over the past two years, he had the opportunity to delve into various research topics, including financial literacy among lower-income women and the correlation between green bond issuance and revenue generation through carbon pricing. Utilizing econometric models, he conducted OLS regression analyses to shed light on these important issues.
Currently, he is contributing as a student research associate to a College-funded project focusing on financial inclusion. Alongside his academic pursuits, he organized numerous events, from panel discussions to collegiate festivals, and has been actively engaged in debate competitions and youth parliament contests, both locally and nationally. He is dedicated to combining his academic interests with real-world impact and community engagement.
