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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22 AugRT @apoliticalco: “Traditional politicians feel that innovation is a threat because they don’t want to have to change the way they do polit…- 22 AugWest Papua protests: Indonesia deploys 1,000 soldiers to quell unrest, cuts internet https://t.co/wTRJawNYb1
- 21 AugRT @LSEImpactBlog: A New Politics of Knowledge? Exploring the contested boundaries between science, knowledge and policy.#KnowledgePoliti…
- 21 AugRT @alanhudson1: The world is complex. Measuring charity has to be too. [Or, the importance of assessing systems' robustness + resilience]…
- 21 AugRT @geoffmulgan: My new blog on Governance sinkholes. Governments should be working to fix these - but are usually too distracted. https:…
- 21 AugRT @Abidsuleri: Thanks @GermanyinPAK your gesture is much appreciated. Other #development partners should also follow #German Embassy’s ini…
- 21 AugRT @EvidencePolicy: We are currently seeking proposals for a special issue of Evidence & Policy to be published in 2021 or later! If you ar…
- 21 AugRT @Data4SDGs: If we cannot ‘see’ vulnerable groups in our data, how can we effectively include them in development plans and give them the…
- 21 AugVery interesting study. I am using the four criteria of academic freedom which @GPPi is testing in a study on the… https://t.co/G9HWYyiWNl
- 21 Aug'Nurturing female scientists, engineers key to 4th Industrial Revolution' https://t.co/SwSpWBuYCO
- 21 AugBritain and Italy are now the terrible twins of Europe | Martin Kettle https://t.co/PDIIrhxFaa
- 21 Aug72.000 forest fires outbreaks in Brazil this year. Have we crossed the point of no return? Jair Bolsonaro accuses N… https://t.co/4I9w08iyoP
- 21 AugCan tech (and surprisingly Brexit) open the doors to a new and more democratic economic model and an industrial rev… https://t.co/OywctMPgif
- 20 AugRT @OpenGovHub: The Open Gov Hub is made of 45 organizations, mostly nonprofits. 8/17 marked #NationalNonprofitDay but let's celebrate thei…
- 20 AugThe new nuclear arms race has begun. US, China, Russia will spend billions on high tech weapons instead of renewabl… https://t.co/HvlahzNsKx
- 20 AugRT @apoliticalco: Bilbao hit rock bottom in the 1980s, but smart urban planning brought the city back to life As the city faces new chall…
- 19 AugRT @SaraPantuliano: Spent the afternoon at the Tsunami Memorial Museum in Khao Lak. On this #WorldHumanitarianDay it was humbling to be rem…
- 18 AugWhy does this book end? Why didn’t Tolstòj kept on writing about Pierre, Natasha, Nikòlaj, Marja, the son of Andrej… https://t.co/6AGeBALR7W
- 18 AugRT @ZonePhysics: This video is a Great Example of relative speed and movement of projectiles in action😍 https://t.co/E6m2dXq5nb
- 17 AugSwitch off the phone, turn on the radio and tune into Proust | Alex Clark https://t.co/xtYpoz9bKr #proust #digitalage
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