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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15 NovThe end of the Exchange and the beginning of an era: Day three of the Think Tank Initiative Exchange in Bangkok… https://t.co/5gHKezsIxL- 14 NovNice reading list about the governance/government of tomorrow published by Apolitical: https://t.co/JjOOvURz2S… https://t.co/3RilZ7j2Ny
- 14 Nov"Innovation has a purpose but not always a plan" https://t.co/ewJE5BF1nI #artificialintelligence #innovation… https://t.co/pb1vntUbMg
- 08 NovGreat to have been today at @UniOulu to discuss changes in economic development theories and links to education pol… https://t.co/oYrYBGgG7i
- 08 NovRT @gquaggiotto: Looks like @mikkoannala & @lenekroghon #opsi2018 sessions on experimentation in gov't & measuring innovation are already s…
- 07 NovRT @alberto_cottica: This is it. The Economics in Science Fiction Seminar, Istanbul edition, is taking shape. Choosing the issues for @m_ol…
- 07 NovSo, political acuity for the sake of evidence-informed policy means being attuned to politically opportune times...… https://t.co/wGVx1pp86R
- 03 NovGreat Long Read @guardian Made me think that western philosophy tradition (compared to others) can make it more dif… https://t.co/tsubjzvhcL
- 01 NovRT @gquaggiotto: @PolicyLabUK @WhatWorksUK @hmtreasury @B_I_Tweets @nesta_uk @mhclg For an unconventional (and research substantiated!) tak…
- 01 NovRT @fp2p: The shifting landscape for international development institutions: how do proliferation, the need to measure performance, and ris…
- 01 NovRT @andynortondev: You can't make progress on protecting wildlife without engaging the local people. Strong policy frameworks that give loc…
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- 01 NovWhat are fair and equitable research partnerships and why are they important? This introduction describes eight pri… https://t.co/LnpO6b1wEf
- 01 Nov"Analysing and then disseminating the behaviours and other factors underpinning positive deviance are demonstrably… https://t.co/sPwKUF6OS7
- 01 NovRT @mikkoannala: Finnish government’s key project utilised #experimentation to explore how arts could be beneficial in social and health se…
- 01 Nov“In 2027, there are no more policy innovation labs. This is not because the movement died, but because it succeeded… https://t.co/nkMGrYxLjH
- 25 OctVery inspiring stories by young entrepreneurs from Ghana and Uganda at the annual learning event of the Youth Forwa… https://t.co/qzF2xzazs5
- 23 OctRT @annilepp: Why we need tools for dialogue in government digital transformation? Wrote an article in #ServiceGazette about driving #servi…
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