The UCL Centre for Global Health Economics
Dr Francesco Salustri is an economist with an interest in health behaviour, environmental economics, and social responsibility. He is Associate Professor of Economics at Roma Tre University and Honorary Lecturer at the UCL Institute for Global Health. Prior to this he joined the UCL Institute for Global Health as a Lecturer in 2020 and held research positions at the University of Oxford, the University of Turin, the London School of Economics, and SOAS. He studied Mathematics in Rome and Economics in Toulouse. In April 2018 he obtained a PhD from University of Rome “Tor Vergata” with a thesis on the behavioural economics of responsible consumption.
At the IGH, Francesco contributes to the research portfolio of the Centre for Global Health Economics and the teaching activities of the MSc in Health Economics and Decision Science. In addition to his academic work, he has been regularly involved in consultancy activity with many international institutions, including the World Bank, UNIDO, the Italian Ministry for the Environment, the Italian National Research Council, the Bloomsbury Policy Lab, and United Health Future.
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