Emily Weedon Chapman is a senior human development economist at the World Bank. Her work focuses on human capital development, particularly jobs and livelihoods; human capital and climate change; women’s empowerment; nutrition; and governance and transparency in the delivery of basic services. She has managed World Bank Social Protection and Jobs lending portfolios in Ethiopia, Liberia, and Zambia and engaged in policy dialogue with and technical assistance for other governments in Africa and the Middle East. Her research includes qualitative methods to understand productive inclusion through human-centered design. Emily has an MA in international development from The George Washington University and a BA in international relations from Colgate University.