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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16 JulRT @alberto_cottica: I wrote a long post trying to break down the economics of @doctorow's "Walkaway". Help/critique much appreciated... bu…- 15 JulHere is what the Indonesian young scientists think the country challenges are in its journey towards it centenary o… https://t.co/U1uFQqmsFT
- 13 JulPolicy experimentation is on the rise. Great synthesis/slides by @mikkoannala about reasons and the experience of t… https://t.co/r3B2ePWG7B
- 13 JulRT @DubesDenmark: Thx to @Kemlu_RI & @PulseLabJakarta for inviting me to speak abt #Denmark’s experiences w/ #DigitalDiplomacy & #Techploma…
- 13 JulRT @PulseLabJakarta: Digital Diplomacy in Practice... training, capacity building, creative freedom and even selfies! Many interesting exam…
- 13 Jul@KaisaLSmith @EvidencePolicy @DemosHelsinki @gquaggiotto @rapid_odi You welcome @KaisaLSmith . Enjoy the reading!
- 13 JulA good way to generate the space for goverment agencies to start from problems and experiment solutions.… https://t.co/DLWPQiAuC6
- 11 JulCo-production: a risky method of social inquiry? Find out more in the article published on @EvidencePolicy. Free do… https://t.co/c7zvuC4iR6
- 11 JulThe top 10 cited articles published in @EvidencePolicy in 2016 and 2017 are all free to access in July 2018. You ca… https://t.co/9CvZwF15KY
- 11 JulThe opportunities offered by FinTech for small and medium enterprises in Indonesia. A looking-into-the-future panne… https://t.co/Td8uGlJyTC
- 11 JulRT @LSEforBusiness: Robots, robots everywhere. What does it mean for developing countries? @LukasSchlogl @andypsumner @CGDev https://t.co/…
- 11 JulRT @PulseLabJakarta: From PLJ’s #ResearchDive to #IDF2018 centerstage... a special shout-out to our RD4 alumna @hafidafhmsr, who presented…
- 11 JulRT @maesy_ang: Remaining questions on achieving inclusive digital economy. I'm enjoying the discussions at #IDF2018. https://t.co/ypTay8IICk
- 11 JulRT @LouiseShaxson: Another gem from the incredibly prolific @CairneyPaul. Just reading the abstract made me stop in my tracks. https://t.c…
- 10 JulProf. Veronica Taylor speaks at #IDF2018: the fourth industrial revolution requires countries like #indonesia to de… https://t.co/4iG0I9wsyZ
- 10 JulGreat turnout at #IDF2018 . Sessions streamed in nearby rooms to accomodate large audience #indonesia @rapid_odi https://t.co/xYIw3FvREF
- 10 JulRT @budiatip: Indonesia Development Forum 2018 is about to start. Look at the crowds! #IDF2018 https://t.co/hjKbv8QEHS
- 09 JulFor the friends at @PulseLabJakarta who are also thinking and testing about monitoring and learning in their adapti… https://t.co/3hCsx5680t
- 09 JulRT @Jimnosredna: This is spot on. The steepest gradient to better research is better data quality, not the latest econometric technique. D…
- 09 JulWhat does 'impact' mean for a data innovation lab? Read the blog from Pulse Lab Jakarta to learn what the team thin… https://t.co/CPsaLCJshb
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