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 AugRT @jokowi: Asian Games 2018 di Jakarta dan Palembang dibuka hari ini. 16.000 atlet dari 45 negara hadir bertanding dan memeriahkan pesta o…- 18 AugRT @gquaggiotto: Welcome to the contextual age: deep, granular knowledge of the local context as the main driver of competitive advantage h…
- 18 AugRT @ElinaLehtomaki: Mutta 90 % vammaisista lapsista kehitysmaissa ei pääse kouluun raportoi @UNICEFEducation, @DFID_Inclusive @IDA_CRPD_For…
- 18 AugRT @nati_aquilino: Con @OITArgentina analizamos la capacidad y preparación del sistema nacional de Monitoreo & Evaluación para evaluar los…
- 18 AugRT @mikkoannala: Well designed intro to #experimentation, although a strong emphasis on evidence. In my experience governments also look fo…
- 16 AugRT @LouiseShaxson: Just lovely - @ArnaldoPellini @gagebybell @BD_McIntyre (h/t @DavidMair4) https://t.co/slSk4M17D1
- 16 AugRT @J_DeMariaKinney: Understand how power dynamics, collaboration and action tackle injustice. Register now for the new, free online course…
- 16 AugRT @LouiseShaxson: My colleague @ArnaldoPellini is a mine of useful & interesting things to listen to. And here am I on a train without my…
- 16 AugNice summary: A Complete Guide to Quantitative Research Methods https://t.co/5YyKyuguDD via @Social_Cops #quantitativeresearch
- 16 AugHi listened to two thought-provoking podcasts last week. Here my take aways: Can there be too much data to inform p… https://t.co/ub2zDoDZAz
- 16 AugRT @apoliticalco: Reading list for government innovators: the 12 essential books and reports 📚📖https://t.co/HZ1GQCNAZ5
- 16 AugRT @PulseLabJakarta: What can ship identification systems tell us about #devpolicy? From studying rescue patterns of migrants to understand…
- 13 AugGood and timely paper to remind of the 'significant ethical implications in the adoption of technologies and the pr… https://t.co/4i4HqB0cwo
- 12 AugThe wicked problems of today require experimentation to test and find solutions. Here an interesting framework deve… https://t.co/cYmu2FXxon
- 11 AugRT @FBKcom: Lo studio @ComuneLab afferma che prima delle elezioni politiche del 4 marzo oltre 26 mila bot hanno generato un volume di circa…
- 10 AugCommunity Driven Development: Howard White and Radhika Menon respond to Scott Guggenheim https://t.co/JH4o8uNwwD #evaluation #CDD
- 10 AugEvaluate against 'perfection' vs 'the realistic alternatives available? Insightfull blog post by Scott Guggenheim d… https://t.co/I2A0e98GA3
- 10 AugHow do you write a review in @Airbnb @AirbnbHelp when you have not been able to stay at the place you booked becaus… https://t.co/AxG5ckTB6e
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