Maria Reyes Retana

Maria Reyes Retana

María es consultora de datos sociales en el Sector Social del Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo (BID). Su trabajo en el BID se centra en la coordinación del ecosistema de datos del Sector Social, trabajando en conjunto con las divisiones de género y diversidad, salud, educación, migración y mercados laborales para generar productos de conocimiento. Tiene una amplia experiencia en análisis de datos, especialmente en los ámbitos de desarrollo económico y políticas públicas, adquirida a lo largo de más de cinco años de experiencia profesional en los sectores público y privado. María es egresada de la licenciatura en Economía por el Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México, con especialización en Economía Política. Además, tiene una Maestría en Desarrollo Económico en la Universidad de Sussex en Inglaterra. Sus estudios se han centrado en el uso de herramientas computacionales, econometría y análisis de datos para el desarrollo económico, con especial enfoque en temas de género, pobreza y desigualdad.

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