Skip to content

Main Navigation

  • Research
        • Our Research Themes
        • Tax Administration and Compliance
        • Climate and Environmental Tax
        • Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) and Tax
        • Tax and Governance
        • Gender and Tax
        • Informality and Tax
        • International Tax
        • Subnational and Property Tax
        • Taxing High-Net-Worth Individuals
        • Programmes and networks
        • DIGITAX Research Programme
        • Gender and Tax Community of Practice
        • Local Govt. Revenue Initiative
        • Ethiopian Tax Research Network
        • Nigerian Tax Research Network
        • Projects
        • Datasets
        • Research Grants
  • Publications
  • News & Analysis
        • News & Events
        • Blogs
        • Media
  • Learning Portal
        • Learn With Us
        • International Tax
        • Property Taxation
        • Tax Administration and Compliance
        • Tax and Gender
        • Tax and Governance
        • Tax and Informality
  • About
        • About Us
        • Our Team
        • Our Approach
        • Contact Us
        • Newsletter

  • en
  • fr

Lucia Rossel

Research Consultant

Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI)

Lucia Rossel is a consultant at ICTD and a lecturer at Universidad del Desarrollo in Chile. She hold a PhD in Economics from Utrecht University, the Netherlands.
Share
Home People Lucia Rossel

Publications

Partner Publication

Digital Payments: Opportunities and Challenges for African Tax Administrations

October 2025
Fabrizio Santoro & Lucia Rossel
Research in Brief

Technology Evolution and Tax Compliance: Evidence from Rwanda

September 2023
Lucia Rossel, Fabrizio Santoro & Naphtal Hakizimana
Working Paper

Electoral Competitiveness, Political Budget Cycles and Taxation in Developing Countries

September 2014
Wilson Prichard
Working Paper

Taxation, Non-Tax Revenue and Democracy: New Evidence Using New Cross-Country Data

September 2014
Wilson Prichard, Paola Salardi & Paul Segal
See all Related Publications

Blogs

See all blogs
Digital Public Infrastructure concept showing connected highways and data networks, symbolising how digital systems can shape taxation in Africa.
October 2025|
Blog

How Digital Public Infrastructure can define taxation in Africa

by Lucia Rossel

As Africa deepens its digital transformation, Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) is redefining how governments identify, register, and engage taxpayers. From digital IDs to data sharing, DPI offers new ways to build fairer, more efficient, and inclusive tax systems that strengthen trust between citizens and the state….

Fingerprint scanner on transparent screen
April 2025|
Blog

From Identification to Stronger Tax Administration: Can Digital IDs Deliver?

by Fabrizio Santoro & Lucia Rossel

In many low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), strengthening state capacity and expanding the tax base are…

Close up of african american man hands typing credit card info on computer keyboard, online internet shopping leisure activity time. Business payment with web technology. Buying purchase transactions
October 2024|
Blog

How digital public infrastructure could transform tax administration in Africa

by Fabrizio Santoro & Lucia Rossel

Evidence suggests that digital public infrastructure (DPI) can greatly simplify tax administration and boost tax compliance….

May 2024|
Blog

Tax incentives for digital payments – Lessons for African tax administration organisations

by Lucia Rossel & Fabrizio Santoro

Are digital payment tax incentives delivering on the promise of increased tax revenuue? A comprehensive comparative compilation of experience in Africa, Asia and America….

Online business database
March 2024|
Blog

Broadening the tax horizon through information: the power of third-party data for African tax administrations

by Lucia Rossel & Fabrizio Santoro

It is fair to say that taxation cannot exist without information. To calculate taxes and enforce…

News and events

See all news and events
News
November 2025
ICTD at the Global Digital Public Infrastructure Summit

The summit reinforced that the journey toward safe, inclusive digital public infrastructure is still unfolding. Through our DPI and Tax Programme, we aim to contribute to this work by generating practical, evidence-based insights for governments and partners navigating this rapidly evolving field….

News
September 2025
ICTD joins 10th African Tax Research Network Congress in Cape Town

A long-standing ATAF friend and partner, ICTD co-sponsored this year’s Annual Congress and actively contributed to the event through panel discussions, research presentations, a master class, and a booth that welcomed participants throughout the three days.  …

Event
18 September 2025
ICTD at the 10th Annual ATRN Congress for Contemporary Taxation Issues in Africa

ICTD Researchers Fabrizio Santoro and Dominic Ogembo will lead a masterclass on how Digital Public Infrastructure can shape the future of equitable taxation in Africa, drawing on findings from the Centre’s DIGITAX Research Programme, at the ATRN Congress….

[email protected]
+44 (0) 1273 606261
International Centre for Tax and Development, Institute of Development Studies (IDS) Brighton, BN1 9RE, United Kingdom
Connect with us
  • Facebook
  • Bluesky
  • Linkedin
  • YouTube
Explore
  • Our Team
  • Our Approach
  • Contact Us
  • Learn with Us
  • News & Events
  • Blogs
Join our mailing list
Our base
IDS logo
Our donors
Gates Foundation logo UKAID logo NORAD logo
© 2026 ictd.ac | Privacy Policy

We are using cookies to give you the best experience on our website.

You can find out more about which cookies we are using or switch them off in .


Strictly Necessary Cookies

3rd Party Cookies

Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.

Strictly Necessary Cookies

Strictly Necessary Cookie should be enabled at all times so that we can save your preferences for cookie settings.

Analytics

This website uses Google Analytics to collect anonymous information such as the number of visitors to the site, and the most popular pages.

Keeping this cookie enabled helps us to improve our website.