Mohini Datt

Mohini Datt currently serves as a Consultant at The World Bank, where she leverages her extensive expertise in economic development, trade policy, and regional cooperation to support South Asian countries in fostering sustainable growth and inclusive development. In her current role, Mohini is actively engaged in designing and implementing policy interventions that enhance regional trade integration, promote gender-sensitive economic initiatives, and strengthen institutional capacities across the region. Her work involves rigorous analytical research, policy analysis, and the development of strategic frameworks aimed at reducing trade barriers and unlocking regional economic potential.

A key focus of her projects includes facilitating dialogue among diverse stakeholders—government agencies, private sector actors, and development partners—to advance regional cooperation initiatives. Mohini’s skills in research and development economics underpin her ability to generate evidence-based insights that inform policy decisions. She also plays a pivotal role in project management, ensuring that initiatives are executed efficiently and aligned with broader development objectives. Her facilitation skills are instrumental in conducting workshops, stakeholder consultations, and knowledge-sharing sessions that foster collaborative policymaking.

With a keen interest in gender and trade, Mohini Datt works to integrate gender considerations into trade policies and regional cooperation strategies, aiming to promote equitable economic opportunities for women and marginalized groups. Her analytical writing skills enable her to communicate complex policy concepts clearly and persuasively, contributing to the formulation of impactful development strategies. Overall, Mohini’s multifaceted expertise and dedicated approach continue to make her a valuable asset in advancing the World Bank’s mission of fostering inclusive and resilient economic growth in South Asia.