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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19 JanLogframes struggle to capture the complexity of development initiatives - We Tried to Capture Rich but Hard-To-Meas… https://t.co/BQEYbngop0- 19 JanRT @ZenebeUraguchi: How do we know about changes that happen but aren’t identified/expected by projects? Here’s what we've learnt @marcusje…
- 19 Jan@apkessler @marcusjenal @andynortondev @TonysAngle It is the scale of the problems that require gov interventions.… https://t.co/YTeakRCbhK
- 19 Jan@ZenebeUraguchi @andynortondev @TonysAngle @Gardiner_Beth @RupaMukerji Off to London in half an hour. Have paid 8Eu… https://t.co/uQBHfFwL5W
- 19 JanRT @Sys_innovation: Innovation is a lot about SEARCHING. An innovative org is systematically setup for EVERYONE to search, not executing. I…
- 17 JanHere my weekly #streetphotos from last autumn's trip in Italy: https://t.co/tBY6OHRWo8 @capabilityfi @GettyImages… https://t.co/m3gTWBOsVM
- 17 JanRT @KuosmaJ: Excited Adjunct Prof. (päiv. dos.), ready to teach a @helsinkiuni @SocSciHelsinki course on evidence-based policy (it’s actual…
- 17 JanRT @ptaylor_ottawa: Research uptake and impact – how do funders see its future? https://t.co/yT88PeYihv via @IDS_UK
- 17 JanNext Tue in London: As part of our Insight events series, Nesta Sparks share Nesta’s practical knowledge around dif… https://t.co/vAnjxh4aOo
- 17 JanResearch uptake and impact – how do funders see its future? Event and discussion next March https://t.co/7ejBAoujCM… https://t.co/PjdWzi6zwa
- 16 JanRT @andynortondev: BBC launches year of special coverage of climate - Sir David Attenborough warns of crisis moment' https://t.co/R5Ej06HB2m
- 16 JanRT @SharanyaMenon3: Burning Questions 2020 opening panel on decoloniality and education @UniOulu @EdGloUniOulu @WanderingHead @MeeriHellste…
- 16 JanRT @ElinaLehtomaki: Education is a puzzle, each of us contributes to the whole yet it is completely incomplete, says Matthew Zwicker @Burni…
- 16 JanRT @ElinaLehtomaki: Panelists responding the burning questions on colonialism and decoloniality @BurningQOulu @UniOulu #globaled #SDG4 http…
- 15 JanHow is the @nba offsetting its CO2 emissions? @ZachLowe_NBA- Sport and the climate crisis: time for the travelling… https://t.co/igLu437PDy
- 15 Jan‘Britain palns to be carbon neutral in 2050. If the rest of the world follows Britain’s example, that will be a cou… https://t.co/joxTVIJXcz
- 15 JanClimate crisis fills top five places of World Economic Forum’s risks report https://t.co/y6jSzkErDM
- 15 JanRT @adamlmorton: The Coalition’s decision to axe funding to a climate change adaptation research body in 2017 has left Australia “not well…
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