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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18 MarRT @governwell: In Honduras with teams implementing tough public policies. I’m humbled by the commitment, hard work of civil servants- 18 MarRT @MofSomalia: We are #leapfrogging Check out #RoboticProcessAutomation #IntelligentAutomation at the Ministry of Finance in Mogadishu he…
- 18 MarAre we making progress on #adaptdev? 'More and more global aid agencies believe they should replace one-size-fits-a… https://t.co/4WeHHiFzvY
- 18 MarRT @yuenyuenang: @Hanna_Ferguson_ Thank you, Hanna! Happy to share an updated version that appeared in @SSIReview ... best-practices still…
- 18 MarRT @OECD: In the EU🇪🇺, young men are more than 2⃣✖️ as likely to be able to program than young women. How can we address #digitaldivides?…
- 18 MarRT @PulseLabKampala: "Open Data and AI” session organized by @UNESCO to increase awareness around #AI and #BigData and how policies on #Ope…
- 18 MarRT @nesta_uk: Why do some startups in Europe scale to billion-euro valuations while others barely grow? Our new Paths to Scale report is a…
- 18 MarRT @justinparkhurst: The rise and fall of scientific authority — and how to bring it back https://t.co/mchK3kP1Vl
- 18 MarRT @nesta_uk: Join us in conversation with Astronomer Royal Martin Rees for a provocative and inspiring look at the future of humanity and…
- 18 MarRT @alex_glennie: Out today: a brilliant new report on reimagining the knowledge economy to make it more inclusive, participatory and democ…
- 18 Mar'Why are some nudges ineffective, or at least less effective than choice architects hope and expect?' Nudges that f… https://t.co/q1fuA6nMCm
- 18 MarLeadership and compassion can go together: Jacinda Ardern is showing the world what real leadership is: sympathy, l… https://t.co/Z8N3cbilZr
- 18 MarRT @nytimes: Helicopter parenting is so 20th century. Some parents are more like snowplows: machines chugging ahead, clearing any obstacles…
- 17 MarRT @GretaThunberg: Over 1,4mn on #SchoolStrike4Climate yesterday according to latest update. 2083 places in 125 countries on all continents…
- 17 MarRT @Ilmastoveivi19: Moni puolueista ei vielä ole ymmärtänyt, kuinka laajoja toimia ilmastonmuutoksen hillitseminen tulee vaatimaan. Vaadi m…
- 17 MarTechnology is terrorism’s most effective ally. It delivers a global audience | Jason Burke https://t.co/D0WQFk9mq1
- 17 MarRT @Scienseed: Ser mujer en ciencia es una carreras de obstáculos; desde el colegio hasta los ambientes profesionales de la investigación.…
- 17 MarRT @Scienseed: Today we are in Milan with @EnableNetworkEU meeting the #NextGenScientists that will be bringing science closer to society!…
- 17 MarRT @Scienseed: We've done so much stuff these past few years we didn't even realise until we made this summary! Check it out 🧪🔬✨ https://t.…
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