Anna Vasylyeva

Anna Vasylyeva is an Associate Economist at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), specifically within the Economics, Policy, and Governance (EPG) Department. Her work focuses on the transition to a green economy, where she contributes to various projects aimed at developing local renewable energy supply chains, particularly in countries like Kazakhstan.

Professional Background

• Role: Associate Economist at EBRD
• Department: Economics, Policy, and Governance (EPG)
• Specialization: Green economy transition and renewable energy supply chains

Key Contributions

Anna has been involved in significant projects that analyze and recommend strategies for enhancing local capacities in renewable energy sectors. For instance, she contributed to a report that outlines strategies for Kazakhstan's transition to renewable energy, emphasizing the need for local supply chains to support this shift. The report highlights the potential economic opportunities and job creation associated with a green recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as the importance of developing skills and capacity among local suppliers.1

Research Interests

Her research interests likely include:

• Economic development in the context of environmental sustainability.
• Policy frameworks that support renewable energy initiatives.
• Strategies for fostering local industries in emerging markets.

Anna Vasylyeva's work at EBRD exemplifies her commitment to promoting sustainable economic practices and supporting countries in their transition to greener economies.