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デンドゥップ　ンガワン
デンドゥップ　ンガワン
Scopus 論文情報  
論文数: 6  Citation: 62  h-index: 4

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所属
政治経済学術院 政治経済学部
職名
講師（任期付）
学位
Waseda University PhD (Economics)

経歴

  • 2019年09月
    -
    継続中

    Faculty of Political Science and Economics   Assistant Professor (without tenure)

  • 2019年04月
    -
    2019年09月

    Faculty of Political Science and Economics   Research Associate

  • 2016年04月
    -
    2019年04月

    Research Institute for Environmental Economics and Management   Research Assistant

  • 2011年01月
    -
    2014年12月

    Sherubtse College, Royal Univeristy of Bhutan, Bhutan   Assistant Lecturer

学歴

  • 2015年09月
    -
    2019年09月

    Graduate School of Economics, Waseda University   PhD in Economics  

  • 2009年01月
    -
    2010年12月

    School of Business and Law, Edith Cowan Univeristy-Australia   Finance (MBA)  

  • 2004年06月
    -
    2007年06月

    PSG College of Arts and Science (India)   Economics   B.A Economics  

研究分野

  • 経済政策   Energy, Environment and Development Economics / 経済政策   Energy, Environment and Development Economics

研究キーワード

  • Water

  • Energy

  • Public Policy

  • Development

  • Environment

 

論文

  • Returns to Grid Electricity on Firewood and Kerosene: Mechanism

    Journal of Environmental Economics and Management   111   102606 - 102634  2022年01月  [査読有り]

    担当区分：筆頭著者

  • Information Leverage: The Adoption of Clean Cooking Fuel in Bhutan

    ンガワン デンゥップ

    Energy Policy   125   181 - 195  2019年01月  [査読有り]

  • Demand for Piped Drinking Water and a Formal Sewer System in Bhutan

    ンガワン デンゥップ

    Environmental Economics and Policy Studies   20 ( 3 ) 681 - 703  2018年02月  [査読有り]

  • Climatic changes and their impact on socio-economic sectors in the Bhutan Himalayas: an implementation strategy

    Andreas Hoy, Om Katel, Pankaj Thapa, Ngawang Dendup, Joerg Matschullat

    REGIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE   16 ( 5 ) 1401 - 1415  2016年06月  [査読有り]

    　概要を見る

    This paper contributes to an enhanced understanding of present climatic conditions, observed climate trends and regional climate vulnerability of the Bhutan Himalayas. Bhutan's complex, often high-altitude terrain and the severe impact of the Indian summer monsoon leads to a strong exposure of the countries' key economic sectors (agriculture, forestry, hydropower generation and tourism) to climatic changes. Climate change also threatens Bhutan's vast biodiversity and increases the likelihood of natural hazards (e.g. glacier lake outburst floods, flash floods, droughts and forest fires). A better understanding of Bhutan's climate and its variability, as well as observed and possible climate impacts, will help in improving the handling of regional social, economic and ecologic challenges not limited to the Himalayas. Only a few climatological studies exist for the eastern Himalayas. They mainly focus on adaptation to immediate threats by glacier lake outbursts. In contrast, this paper (1) investigates the average spatial and inner-annual diversity of the air temperature regime of Bhutan, based on local meteorological observations, (2) discusses past temperature variability, based on global datasets, and (3) relates effects of observed warming to water availability, hydropower development, natural hazards, forests, biodiversity, agriculture, human health and tourism in the Bhutan Himalayas. Results indicate a large spatial and temporal temperature variability within Bhutan and considerably increasing temperatures especially over recent decades. Implications of regional climatic changes on various socio-economic sectors and possible adaptation efforts are discussed.

    DOI

    Scopus

    34
    被引用数
    (Scopus)

書籍等出版物

  • Community-Based Tourism as a Strategy for Building Climate Resilience in Bhutan

    ( 担当： 共著,  担当範囲: Book Chaper)

    Springer  2022年

  • Transboundary Water Resources Management in the Context of Global Environmental Change: The Case of Bhutan Himalaya

    ンガワン デンゥップ( 担当： 共著,  担当範囲: Managing Water Resources under Climate Uncertainty)

    Springer International Publishing Switzerland  2015年

講演・口頭発表等

  • Returns to Grid Electricity: Mechanism of Causal Conservation and Household Technology

    ンガワン デンゥップ

    European Association of Enviornmental and Resource Economists  

    発表年月： 2019年06月

  • Returns to Grid Electricity on Conservation: Mechanism of Causal Effect and Spillovers on Household Outcomes

    ンガワン デンゥップ

    East Asian Economic Association's 16th International Convention  

    発表年月： 2018年10月

  • Information Leverage: The Adoption Clean Cooking Fuel in Bhutan

    ンガワン デンゥップ

    The 16th International Conferece of the Japan Economic Policy Association  

    発表年月： 2017年11月

  • Demand for Piped Drinking Water and Formal Sewer System in Bhutan

    ンガワン デンゥップ

    Society for Environmental Economics and Policy Studies  

    発表年月： 2016年09月

共同研究・競争的資金等の研究課題

  • Demand for Piped Drinking Water and Formal Sewer System in Bhutan

    South Asia Network for Development and Environmental Economics  SANDEE

    研究期間:

    2012年04月
    -
    2014年04月
     

    ンガワン デンゥップ

 

現在担当している科目

▼全件表示

担当経験のある科目(授業)

  • Statistics (Undergraduate)

    Sherubtse College, Royal University of Bhutan (2011-2014)  

  • Microeconomics (Undergraduate)

    Sherubtse College, Royal University of Bhutan (2011-2014)  

  • Advance Econometrics (Fall 2019)

    School of Political Science and Economics, Waseda University  

  • Applied Microeconometrics (Fall 2019)

    Graduate School of School, Waseda University  

 

学内研究所・附属機関兼任歴

  • 2022年
    -
    2023年

    高等研究所   兼任研究所員

特定課題制度（学内資金）

  • Crop Residue Burning and Pollution in Delhi (India)

    2021年   Dil Rhaut

    　概要を見る

    This research is in very early stage at the moment. We have completed literature survey and submitted request for the approval conducting survey in India and we are waiting for the approval. 

  • Intra-Household Time Allocation and Biogas: Evidence from Quasi-Experimental Design

    2020年  

    　概要を見る

    In this study, we examine how an alternative household energy, biogas affects the times allocated for economic and noneconomic activities and investigate if the biogas has any crowding out effect on household poverty and conservation related outcomes using census and administrative data from Nepal. To account for the nonrandom assignment of biogas, we exploit the limitation of biogas technology that exogenously becomes less feasible at the cutoff of annual ambient temperature of 20 degree Celsius. Our results show that biogas affects the time allocation differently between male and female household members. Female household members spend more time in household production by about two folds than male members. On the contrary, male members allocate more time on market participation by about three folds compare to female members from the same household. We find no positive returns to health. 

  • Bunching at Kink:Structural Price Elasticity of Nonlinear Electricity Price from Developing Country

    2019年  

    　概要を見る

    The market instruments are effective only if agents (commonly consumers) respond to the price. The market advocates have developed various pricing mechanisms and blocking pricing structures are commonly used price regimes to signal consumption decision, especially by electricity and water utility both in developing and developed countries. Market instruments are also becoming increasingly important instrument to tackle climate change and to achieve the target of 2°C of Paris Agreement. Therefore, understanding whether agents respond to such price regimes has become an important policy question than ever before. On the other hand, studies have also pointed out that households do not pay attention to what electricity price they are paying and their total consumption. Following the seminal work of (Saez, 2010), this study exploits mass around the threshold and infer the behavioral response (in terms of price elasticity) to nonlinear pricing and electricity subsidy, using census of monthly electricity consumption data from Bhutan. The results show that price elasticity of urban households is not significant for any of the sample periods. Similarly, for the pre subsidy rural sample, price elasticity is insignificant and elasticity is close to zero. On other hand, for all the post subsidy rural sample, elasticity is highly significant. However, the price elasticity is small and it ranges from 1.5% to 3.6%.