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1. Données personelles: Nom: Sperlich Prénom: Stefan Titre: Professor Position: P.O. 2. Adresse professionnelle: Institution: Université de Genève Complément 1: Research Center for Statistics Complément 2: Rue: Bd du Pont d'Arve Boîte postale: Code postal: 12111 Lieu: Geneva Canton: GE Pays: Tél. professionnel: +41-(0)22-37.98223 Fax professionnel: E-mail: stefan.sperlich@unige.ch Mobile: +41 799223179 Tél. privé: Fax privé: E-mail privé: Site web 1: www.unige.ch/gsem/iee/en/members/faculty/sperlich-stefan/ Site web 2: 3. Adhésion SEVAL: Membre: membre individuel 4. Mandataires et mandants d'évaluations: Mandataires: Oui Mandants d'évaluations: Non 5. Expérience dans l'enseignement et dans le conseil: Expérience dans l'enseignement: Oui Expérience dans le conseil: Oui 6. Connaissances linguistiques Allemand Muttersprache Allemand très bonnes connaissances Anglais très bonnes connaissances Espagnol très bonnes connaissances Francais bonnes connaissances 7. Domaines d'activité Affaires sociales / Prévoyance sociale Agriculture Coopération au développement Economie / Marché du travail Education Egalité de genres Environnement Industrie / Technologie Recherche Andere: growth, trade, poverty, inequality 8. Domaine de la santé : n'a pas d'expérience en tant qu'évaluateur/trice dans le domaine de la santé. 9. Expérience générale en évaluation Analyse coût-bénéfice Analyse des effets Controlling Andere: mainly in all kind of quantitative analysis and measurement 10. Types d'évaluation Auto-évaluation Evaluation ex-post Evaluation interne Evalution externe Métaévaluation Andere: again, mainly for quantitative analysis and measurement 11. Champs d'évaluation Policy Evaluation Programme / Project Evaluation Proposal Evaluation 12. Compétences méthodologiques de récolte de données experimental design sampling methods small area statistics 12. Compétences méthodologiques d'analyse de données matchning methods propensity score based methods random control trials instrumental / natural experiments regression discontinuity designs Differences in Differences / Changes in Changes 13. Projets d'évaluation effectués The most frequent is teaching evaluation (in 4 languages): Master and PhD courses Summer courses Invited short courses Courses for public administration / governmantal staff Frölich and Sperlich (2018) Impact Evaluation. Cambridge University Press (c.a. 400 pages) The second most frequent is as a regular (ex-ante & ex-post) evaluator for National Science foundations and Ministries of Education & Technology: Belgium, Spain, Italy, France, and eventually Germany, Switzerland, etc In the following I enumerate 5 more recent evaluation projects: Project for International Trade Centre (UN and WTO) and Maroc Export: Evalutation d'impact des programmes de Maroc Export. 2017-2018 (in French & English). ITC working paper (to appear) Project for the Institute of Fiscal Studies of the Ministry of Finance, Spain: Prediccicon de la distribucion del ingreso basado en Data Matching. 2010-2011 (in Spanish). Internal technical report of the Ministry, 2011. Sent out on request. Project for the International Trade Centre (UN and WTO) and the European Trade Promotion Organizations: An impact assessment study of the ETPOs. 2015 (in English). different versions available, eg Olarreaga, Sperlich, Trachsel (2016) "Export Promotion: what works?" CEPR cepr.org/active/publications/discussion_papers/dp.php?dpno=11270# Participation in EUROsociAL II: Regional Programme for social cohesion in Latin America giving courses and support on project and policy evaluation for ministries. 2014 - 2015 (in Spanish) No technical report available Leading author of the section on socio-economic issues in the UN assessment report "Monitoring and Assessment of Desertification and Land Degradation", UNCCD, (white bookr published in 2010, see http://inweh.unu.edu/portfolio/monitoring-assessment-desertification-land-degradation/). (various languages) 14. Références Ignacio Moral-Arce, Autoridad Independiente de responsabilidad Fiscal (AIReF), José Abascal nº 2, 2ª planta 28003 Madrid, http://www.airef.es/ignacio-moral-arce [worked for him when he was at the Ministry of Finance and Economics] Prof. Ana Fernández Saínz Universidad del País Vasco Facultad de Ciencias Económicas y Empresariales Avda. Lehendakari Aguirre, 83 E-48015 BILBAO [worked for her when she was director of UNIQUAL and vice-minister for education of the Basque Country] 15. Autoportrait Stefan Sperlich made his diploma in mathematics at the University of Göttingen and holds a PhD in economics from the Humboldt University of Berlin. From 1998 to 2006 he was Professor for statistics at the University Carlos III de Madrid, from 2006 to 2010 chair of econometrics at the University of Göttingen, and is since 2010 professor for statistics and econometrics at the University of Geneva. His research interests are ranging from nonparametric statistics over small area statistics to empirical economics, in particular impact evaluation methods. He has been working since about 15 years as consultant for regional, national and international institutions, participated in development programs like EUROSOCIAL, is cofounder of the research center 'Poverty, Equity and Growth in Developing Countries? at the University of Göttingen, and is research fellow at the Center for Evaluation and Development (Mannheim, Germany). He published in various top ranked scientific journals of different fields and was awarded with the Koopmans econometric theory prize and the Augusto Gonzalez Linares.