Arnaldo Pellini
Arnaldo is a Senior Research Fellow at the Research and Policy in Development programme at ODI. His background is in economic development and he has a PhD on decentralization and local government reforms in the education sector in Cambodia. Arnaldo has fifteen years of field experience working with government and non-government organisations at national and local level in Nepal, Cambodia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Indonesia.
Arnaldo joined ODI in 2008 and has been researching and advising about the political economy of the demand and use of research-based evidence in public policy making, as well as adaptive programming and management of development programmes. He has extensive experience facilitating meetings, workshops, and trainings for governmental and non-governmental actors and is a PRINCE2 and MSP APM qualified project and programme manager. He is currently based in Tampere, Finland.
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14 SepPolitics is at the center of this 20 years review of the results agenda in DFID: https://t.co/goE7Pqn2tG #results #international- 13 SepThinking is expensive: The New America Foundation falls into a familiar trap https://t.co/FOIwiScG1t via @TheEconomist
- 08 SepTo fully count their left behind, government need to combine research, analysis, and big data https://t.co/4hR3OW2ahG @ElizStuart @rapid_odi
- 06 SepRT @gquaggiotto: Adapt to policymakers’ ‘fast thinking’, don't bombard them with evidence hoping they'll get round to ‘slow thinking' https…
- 06 SepRT @FraBastagli: Passionate about #socialpolicy & #socialprotection policy analysis & advisory work? Join @ODIdev researchers https://t.co/…
- 06 SepTracing the links between basic research and real-world applications https://t.co/TsVVqugVtg via @ConversationUS
- 06 SepGood read: Digital technology may start a new scientific revolution in social research https://t.co/VRlXFvERld via @ConversationIDN
- 06 SepContext matters. Good read on the Scottish experience with evidence-informed policy @CairneyPaul @rapid_odi https://t.co/44Vp0aPIl1
- 06 SepRT @A4UEvidence: @nesta_uk looking to #scaleup ideas in #MentalHealth #FinancialInclusion #TransitionToWork https://t.co/whg528g4Ek
- 06 SepInequality harms health and well-being of all Indonesians – not just the poor https://t.co/fbOahj3bP4 via @ConversationIDN #inequality
- 06 SepRT @Datadrivenaid: Great example of how to improve and simplify your graphs #dataviz https://t.co/bdUoTjI0rs
- 06 SepRT @Datadrivenaid: 7 important phases in the development project life cycle https://t.co/OeEiydkyCi #globaldev #ict4d https://t.co/flThUHo…
- 06 SepRT @Research2Action: Sharing knowledge and ideas about evidence-informed practice, what have we learnt so far? https://t.co/4RqCuyiBR2 #pee…
- 04 SepRT @gquaggiotto: "The primary contribution is not scale, but the innovative reconfiguring of norms & values" https://t.co/CTD1JtM9Y3 ht @pa…
- 04 SepRT @nesta_uk: Introducing a prototype skills map: What millions of job adverts can tell us about UK's skills needs #dataviz https://t.co/T2…
- 04 SepI just saw 5 Differences between complexity & systems thinking - https://t.co/FgcJYARDCS @sonjabl @rapid_odi #systemsthinking
- 04 SepOn the differences between complexity and systems thinking https://t.co/Zh7aSe95Yo #systemthinking #adaptdev
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