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Dina Azhgaliyeva
Dina Azhgaliyeva joined JJ竞技(拉萨)登录手游I as a Research Fellow in July 2019.
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Previously she worked as a Research Fellow in the energy economics division of the Energy Studies Institute, National University of Singapore. She was a Research Fellow at the Henley Business School, University of Reading (United Kingdom), where she worked on a project entitled “Kazakh-British Centre for Competitiveness.” She also worked as a leading and chief specialist for the Tax Committee at the Ministry of Finance of Kazakhstan.
Her research focuses on energy policy, particularly renewable energy, energy efficiency, and energy storage. Dina has published articles on these topics in journals such as Energy Economics, Technological Forecasting and Social Change, Australasian Journal of Environmental Management, Journal of Environmental Management, Energy Policy, and Journal of Sustainable Finance & Investment . She is currently a guest editor for the Applied Energy special issue “Integration of Renewable Energy in Energy Systems, Perspectives on Investment, Technology, and Policy.”
She earned her PhD and MSc in economics from the University of Essex (United Kingdom). She also holds an internationally recognized teaching qualification from the Fellow of Higher Education Academy and a qualification in research career management from the Staff Educational and Development Association.
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COVID-19 and Economic Recovery Potential in the CAREC Region
The road to recovery from the pandemic may be daunting, yet economic trends suggest the potential for the recovery process to positively influence socioeconomic development in Central Asia. -
Unlocking Transport Connectivity in the Trans-Caspian Corridor
Spanning from the People’s Republic of China through Central Asian countries along the Caspian Sea to Europe, the Trans-Caspian Corridor is an increasingly important channel for transportation and cross-border trade. -
Developing Infrastructure in Central Asia: Impacts and Financing Mechanisms
Infrastructure development can give Central Asian economies an important boost for maintaining growth momentum, eradicating poverty, and addressing climate change.
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Impacts of COVID-19 on Households’ Business, Employment and School Education: Evidence from Household Survey in CAREC Countries
The COVID-19 crisis has severely affected employment and education in member countries of the Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation. -
Evaluating COVID-19’s Impact on Firm Performance in the CAREC Region Using Night-Time Light Data: Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, and Mongolia
Night-time light intensity data are useful for understanding economic dynamics not only at the country level but also by regions within a country. -
Promoting Green Buildings: Barriers, Solutions, and Policies
Green buildings have been recognized as an important pathway to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions from the construction and building sectors. -
An Empirical Evidence and Proposal on the Spillover Effects of Information and Communication Technology Infrastructure in India
One of the ways to attract private sector involvement in information and communication technology infrastructure is by creating a steady stream of income for the investors. -
What Determines the Adaptation of Enterprises to COVID-19 in CAREC Member Countries: Empirical Evidence from Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, and Mongolia
Innovation, firm strategy, and government support are important for firms to adapt successfully to COVID-19. -
Impacts of COVID-19 on Households in CAREC Countries
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected the income of all households, regardless of their economic status. -
Household Energy Consumption Behaviors during the COVID-19 Pandemic in Mongolia
Female household heads are more inclined to adopt cleaner sources of residential heating. -
Oil Price Shocks and Green Bonds: A Longitudinal Multilevel Model
Crude oil shocks stimulate the private sector to issue green bonds. -
Policy Support in Promoting Green Bonds in Asia
Some green bond policies are effective in promoting the issuance of green bonds in the private sector in Asia. -
Infrastructure and Firm Performance in CAREC Countries: Cross-Sectional Evidence at the Firm Level
Infrastructure has a significant impact on firm performance in the CAREC member countries.
Pages
Azhgaliyeva, D., and H. Le. Energy Proceedings , 2022
Azhgaliyeva, D., Z. Kapsalyamova, and R. Mishra. Energy Economics, 2022
Azhgaliyeva, D., J. Beirne, and R. Mishra. Climate Policy , 2022
C. Wen, H. Zhang, M. Tian, A. Salman, D. Cao, D. Azhgaliyeva, L. Marzell, and J. Williams. EnerarXiv, 2022
Y. Kalyuzhnova, D. Azhgaliyeva, and M. Belitski. 2022. Technological Forecasting and Social Change 176: 121472, 2022
D. Azhgaliyeva, and R. Mishra, Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Energy and Environment e425, 2021
D. Azhgaliyeva, R. Mishra, K. Karymshakov, A. Kerimray, and Z. Kapsalyamova, Australasian Journal of Environmental Management , 2021
D. Azhgaliyeva, Asia Europe Journal , 2021
Z. Kapsalyamova, R. Mishra, A. Kerimray, K. Karymshakov, and D. Azhgaliyeva, Journal of Environmental Management 290, 2021
D. Azhgaliyeva, Asian Development Outlook 2021 Background Paper , 2021
N. Yoshino, D. Azhgaliyeva, R. Mishra, Journal of Infrastructure, Policy and Development , 4(2): 306–315, 2021
D. Azhgaliyeva, Journal of Environmental Investing , 10(1): 77-79, 2020
D. Azhgaliyeva, Y. Liu and B. Liddle, Energy Policy (145), 2020
D. Azhgaliyeva, A. Kapoor and Y. Liu, Journal of Sustainable Finance & Investment 10(2):113-140, 2020
D. Azhgaliyeva and B. Liddle, Journal of Sustainable Finance & Investment 10(2):83-91, 2020
D. Azhgaliyeva, Energy Procedia 158:3647-3651, 2019
D. Azhgaliyeva, M. Belitski, Y. Kalyuzhnova & M. Romanov, International Journal of Technology Intelligence and Planning , 12(1): 24-48, 2018
M. Belitski, Y. Kalyuzhnova, D. Azhgaliyeva, International Journal of Strategic Business Alliances 6(1-2): 69-85, 2017
D. Azhgaliyeva, Public Finance Review , 46(4): 692-712, 2018
D. Azhgaliyeva, Journal of Eurasian Studies , 5:157-183, 2014
D. Azhgaliyeva, R. Mishra, and S. F. Rumble, in Creative Economy 2030: Imagining and Delivering a Robust, Creative, Inclusive, and Sustainable Recovery , T. Sonobe, N. J. A. Buchoud, T. G. Tiong, S. Baek, N. S. Hendriyetty, and E. P. Sioson (eds.), 2022.
D. Aseinov, B. Sulaimanova, K. Karymshakov, and D. Azhgaliyeva, in COVID-19 and Economic Recovery Potential in the CAREC Region , I. Abdullaev, Q. Abbas, D. Azhgaliyeva, G. Samad, and S. Akhmedov (eds.), 2022.
D. Azhgaliyeva, R. Mishra, L. Q. Trinh, and P. Morgan, in COVID-19 and Economic Recovery Potential in the CAREC Region , I. Abdullaev, Q. Abbas, D. Azhgaliyeva, G. Samad, and S. Akhmedov (eds.), 2022.
D. Azhgaliyeva, R. Mishra, and K. Karymshakov, in COVID-19 and Economic Recovery Potential in the CAREC Region , I. Abdullaev, Q. Abbas, D. Azhgaliyeva, G. Samad, and S. Akhmedov (eds.), 2022.
D. Azhgaliyeva, R. Mishra, N. Yoshino, and K. Karymshakov, in Unlocking Transport Connectivity in the Trans-Caspian Corridor , D. Azhgaliyeva and Y.Kalyuzhnova (eds.), 2021, 137–165
A. Kapoor, E.-Q. Teo, D. Azhgaliyeva, and Y. Liu, in Energy Efficiency Financing and Market-Based Instruments , Y. Liu, F. Taghizadeh-Hesary, and N. Yoshino (eds.), Springer, 263-286.
D. Azhgaliyeva, in Asia Bond Monitor June 2021 . Manila: Asian Development Bank, 8-10.
Aydin U. & D. Azhgaliyeva, in Achieving Energy Security in Asia: Diversification, Integration and Policy Implications, Farhad Taghizadeh-Hesary , Naoyuki Yoshino, Young Ho Chang & Aladdin Rillo (eds.) World Scientific , p.257-290
Yang L., Zhong S. & D. Azhgaliyeva in Achieving Energy Security in Asia: Diversification, Integration and Policy Implications Farhad Taghizadeh-Hesary, Naoyuki Yoshino, Young Ho Chang & Aladdin Rillo (eds.), World Scientific , 291-318
D. Azhgaliyeva, Z. Kapsalyamova & L.Low in Hanbook on Green Finance: Energy Security and Sustainable development J. Sachs, W. W. Thye, N. Yoshino, F. Taghizadeh-Hesary (eds.), Springer Singapore , p.427-457
The COVID-19 outbreak has had wide-ranging impacts on the economies of Central Asia, with uncertainty and protective policy measures contributing to falling demand and supply.
The 2021 United Nations Climate Change Summit (COP26) in Glasgow agreed to accelerate the phase-down of unabated coal power and inefficient fossil fuel subsidies, which is expected to help reshape the future energy system.
Reductions in emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases must be achieved in the coming decades to avoid catastrophic global temperature rises. Limiting global warming to within 1.5°C will require rapid, far-reaching, and unprecedented changes in all sectors.
Developing Asian countries, such as Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Thailand, and Viet Nam, have announced their net-zero carbon emission targets by mid-century at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow, Scotland, and financing climate change mitigation has been at the forefront of discussions for making ambitious climate action a reality.
Spanning from the People’s Republic of China through Central Asian countries along the Caspian Sea to Europe, the Trans-Caspian Corridor is an increasingly important channel for transportation and cross-border trade. Considerable financing gaps and other challenges must be addressed to meet its rapidly expanding infrastructure needs.
Effective infrastructure projects not only construct infrastructure, such as roads, railways, water supply, and electricity, but can boost economic growth in the surrounding region through “spillover effects.” The infrastructure benefits firms by lowering costs and improving connectivity and the ease of doing business, leading to greater sales and exports.
Infrastructure investment is indispensable for green and inclusive recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. However, public funding has been limited due to the use of funds for the immediate needs of COVID-19 recovery, and private investors have also reshaped their investment profile to address the difficult circumstances.
The member countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) have been experiencing a surge in energy demand due to their growing populations, expanding economies, and rising living standards.
Air pollution in the cold countries of Central Asia is particularly high during winter due to the consumption of solid fuels for space heating.
The mobilization of climate finance is critical for limiting global warming to within 1.5°C and preventing catastrophic climate change (IPCC 2018). Annual green investments totaling $1.5 trillion are needed (United Nations 2017).
Experts are increasingly acknowledging the vulnerability of the global solar photovoltaic (PV) value chain due to the concentration of manufacturing capacity in only a few countries, such as the People’s Republic of China (PRC) (Zhai 2020).
COVID-19, as both a supply shock and a demand shock, has the potential to severely disrupt global economic activities, including energy systems. According to IEA (2020), global energy demand is expected to decline in 2020 with widespread travel restrictions and economic lockdowns as COVID-19 spreads around the world.
The latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report, Global Warming of 1.5 ºC, notes the importance of mobilizing green finance for limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius and preventing catastrophic climate change.
The security of energy supply is crucial for rapid growth in Southeast Asia, but it is being increasingly challenged by the region’s fast-growing energy demand. This high demand can be explained by improvements in energy access as well as population and economic growth.
Energy security is a crucial issue in contemporary international relations but not a new one. It is usually defined as the reliable and sufficient supply or demand of energy at acceptable prices and is at the top of the agenda for both energy-importing and energy-exporting countries.
Investment in renewable energy of $9 trillion is required to meet global energy supply needs by 2040 (International Energy Agency 2016), but investments in fossil fuels still dominate those in renewable energy.
D. Azhgaliyeva, ScholarBank @NUS Repository. Dataset, 2019. doi:10.25540/8B8T-EWDR
D. Azhgaliyeva, ScholarBank @NUS Repository. Dataset, 2019. doi:10.25540/TV5A-89QY
D. Azhgaliyeva, ScholarBank @NUS Repository. Dataset, 2019. doi:10.25540/PP3W-MJ3S
D. Azhgaliyeva, M. Belitski & Y. Kalyuzhnova, University of Reading. Dataset, 2017.
D. Azhgaliyeva, M. Belitski & Y. Kalyuzhnova, University of Reading. Dataset, 2017.
D. Azhgaliyeva, M. Belitski & Y. Kalyuzhnova, University of Reading. Dataset, 2017.
In this podcast, JJ竞技(拉萨)登录手游I’s Dina Azhgaliyeva and John Beirne, and Ranjeeta Mishra from the Reserve Bank of India explain the effect of government renewable energy policies on private investment, drawing upon developments in Asia and the Pacific.
In this podcast, JJ竞技(拉萨)登录手游I Dean Tetsushi Sonobe, Co-Chair of the T7 Task Force on Sustainable Economic Recovery, and JJ竞技(拉萨)登录手游I’s John Beirne and Dina Azhgaliyeva discuss the role and future of the T7.
In this podcast, JJ竞技(拉萨)登录手游I’s Dina Azhgaliyeva and Frank Wolak of Stanford University explain how developing Asia and the Pacific can achieve measurable progress toward carbon neutrality after COP26 by advancing the region’s clean energy transition while relying less on public subsidies.
In this podcast, JJ竞技(拉萨)登录手游I’s Dina Azhgaliyeva, Yelena Kalyuzhnova of the University of Reading, and Richard Pomfret of the University of Adelaide describe how improved infrastructure development within the Trans-Caspian Corridor could drive post-COVID-19 trade and inclusive economic opportunities.
In this podcast, JJ竞技(拉萨)登录手游I’s Dina Azhgaliyeva and Ranjeeta Mishra, and CAREC Institute’s Kamalbek Karymshakov explain the implications of this gap, and what policy makers can do about it moving forward.
In this podcast, JJ竞技(拉萨)登录手游I research fellow Dina Azhgaliyeva and Waseda University professor Naoyuki Yoshino examine the unique challenges of Central Asian infrastructure development and ways to attract greater private financing in the region moving forward.
In this podcast, JJ竞技(拉萨)登录手游I research fellow, Dina Azhgaliyeva, explains the rising importance of green bonds for the region, the outlook for green bond issuance, and how policymakers can promote the market’s post-pandemic growth.
Azhgaliyeva, D., and Z. Kapsalyamova. 2022. IAEE Energy Forum (Third Quarter 2022): 16–22.
Azhgaliyeva, D., A. Hollis, Thomas Pogge, D. Rahut, and Y. Yao. 2022. T7 Policy Brief, Task Force: Climate Change and Environment.
Hanumankar, H. R., D. Rahut, D. Azhgaliyeva, and Y. Yao. 2022. T7 Policy Brief, Task Force: Climate Change and Environment.
Rahut, D., D. Azhgaliyeva, and Y. Yao. 2022. T7 Policy Brief, Task Force: Climate Change and Environment.
Ayadi, R., D. Azhgaliyeva, T. Sonobe, and N. S. Hendriyetty. 2021. T20 Policy Brief, Task Force: Infrastructure Investment and Financing.