Arnaldo Pellini
Arnaldo is a Research Associate at the Digital Societies (formerly RAPID) 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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25 JunAs schools began to close earlier in the year, at the @GlobalEdTechHub we started to look at how governments pivote… https://t.co/w5sfs6Vjog- 23 JunThe big social media platforms have to take sides. They do not have the capabilities or technology to remain neutra… https://t.co/T056hFaPnf
- 21 JunRT @ahmed_khaver: My opinion: Individuals and businesses must ensure that their charity reaches the deserving and that it is not channeled…
- 19 JunRT @marcusjenal: At @Mesopartner we are developing a new framework for systemic economic transformation and resilience, starting from the m…
- 18 JunRT @ZenebeUraguchi: Are we paying more attention to the real lives of people than infections/deaths from the #covid19pandemic? Here's a sum…
- 18 JunRT @EU_Commission: Eager to reunite with friends and family abroad? To plan your summer holidays? We are launching https://t.co/cg6xndems2…
- 17 JunRT @Keir_Starmer: Abolishing one of our best performing and most important departments diminishes Britain’s place in the world. This is a…
- 15 Jun22:49 in Ihamaniemi #blackandwhitephotography #landscapephotography #finland @capabilityfi https://t.co/4RY0nv3GkF
- 15 Jun“Making friends with complexity” by @matchboxstudiohttps://t.co/OOKOjkBJUI @capabilityfi https://t.co/RC42A32ltu
- 15 Jun“Blending systems and design practice for social good” by @emmablomkamphttps://t.co/ouywcBkUcG @capabilityfi https://t.co/di1wFR8YB0
- 15 Jun“Blending systems and design practice for social good” by @emmablomkamphttps://t.co/rWXRCShLmH https://t.co/zS70JsILkj
- 14 Jun““Covid-19 has held a mirror up to our society,” he says, “and forced us to look at who really is vulnerable, who r… https://t.co/xjR0B9CLkF
- 14 JunRT @GlobalPluralism: Making the case for international cooperation, citizen engagement and creativity to address the global #COVID19 crisis…
- 14 JunRT @arochamenocal: This is why political economy analysis is so important: understanding the dynamics between structural, institutional, ag…
- 14 JunRT @mikaelseppala: Looking at all the cool #innovation methods tech startups use, it was easy conclude we need something similar in governm…
- 12 JunRe-posting a blog on the 4IR written with @WeyrauchV for @Helvetas some months ago. I think it complements well the… https://t.co/UJnPyk6bb2
- 12 JunRT @marcusjenal: How to evaluate innovation? @ArnaldoPellini conversation with Jordi del Bas https://t.co/K1PZkNSffm
- 10 JunRT @DemosHelsinki: We know that expectations for govt's will grow through each crisis & we know what type of governance approaches work 1⃣…
- 10 JunRT @MarinSanna: Rasismi, naisviha ja syrjintä eivät kuulu sivistyneeseen yhteiskuntaan. Ihmisyyttä on puolustettava sinnikkäästi. Jokaisen…
