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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25 AprRT @iangoldmansa: Absolutely - and academic conferences are the worst. Opportunities for people to stand up and show how clever they are,…- 25 AprRT @louballcomms: Interesting insight into how Albania's research sector is preparing for transition to the EU. Nice work @ArnaldoPellini @…
- 25 AprAlbania's journey into the EU goes also through more evidence-informed policy making. My conversation with Abi Dodb… https://t.co/7XJGPQQoxH
- 24 AprRT @AbiDodbiba: My conversation with @ArnaldoPellini on knowledge systems and evidence-informed policymaking practices in #Albania #PERFORM…
- 24 AprSerbia is now a member of the European Social Survey. A great step to more evidence informed policy capability in t… https://t.co/ccpXwHrQJH
- 23 AprRT @ODIdev: As Albania prepares to join the #EU after 2020, @rapid_odi's @ArnaldoPellini visited the capital to explore how the country's r…
- 23 AprMy conversation with Abi Dodbiba on building state capability for evidence-informed policymaking in Albania:… https://t.co/izRhBlrPyo
- 23 AprRT @guardian: Brexit makes no sense and Britain should vote again, says Jürgen Klopp https://t.co/d3uxqpYrSE
- 23 AprRT @TonysAngle: Exit Customs Union => a hard border (cuts trade, destabilizes Ireland). Stay in CU after Brexit & UK has little influence o…
- 23 AprRT @fp2p: Smart thinking from @USAID on putting adaptive management into practice. Today's @fp2p https://t.co/xTwuLAACKf @AmbassadorGreen @…
- 23 AprRT @ODIdev: Explore @rapid_odi's new online home for ROMA – the must-read guide for anyone wanting to understand, engage with and influence…
- 23 AprBecause it is generally hard for them to admit they are wrong #governance #politics https://t.co/10GMyPnvSl
- 23 AprOn my way to Jyväskylä where I will meet the Ma. students of international development to discuss adaptive programm… https://t.co/jVrvaw6DnB
- 22 AprRT @DemosHelsinki: We need to experiment with new forms of direct participation to revive #democracy, says Demos Helsinki’s @juliajousilaht…
- 22 AprLooking forward to the discussion tomorrow on adaptive programming in international development with the MA. studen… https://t.co/XleD7ulUpr
- 19 AprRT @IIEP_UNESCO: Over 2 years @lucy_crehan visited 5 of the world’s best education systems to visit schools and interview teachers, student…
- 19 AprRT @BetterEval: Here's a free course on working with #bigdata from #SageCampus #eval https://t.co/JDcv46G5ac
- 19 AprRT @TonysAngle: 📣 What role for taxing & spending in state-building? Our new #openaccess special issue https://t.co/Fgsh4Bid3P via @UNUWIDE…
- 19 AprRT @BetterEval: If you can’t make it to Rome you can watch the webcast. #eval https://t.co/6gysbpYdmD
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