Annalisa Prizzon
Annalisa Prizzon is a Senior Research Fellow in the Development Strategy and Finance Programme, with a focus on international public finance. She has widely published in peer-reviewed journals, edited books and research reports on aid, external debt and development finance. She has gained field experience in Sub-Saharan Africa, South East-Asia and the Pacific.
She is currently leading the research portfolio on international public finance. She has led (or been part of) teams advising strategy departments in bilateral and multilateral development agencies and banks.
Before joining ODI, Annalisa was an economist and policy analyst in academic institutions and international organisations (OECD and World Bank Group). She holds a PhD in Economics and Public Finance with a focus on external debt sustainability in low-income countries.
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11 NovRT @DWteVelde: Finished last week with excellent discussions with Asia focused economists at @dfat in Canberra. Discussions centred on the…- 04 NovGreat couple of days with fellow members of the #WEF Global Future Council on #Infrastructure, debating and plannin… https://t.co/wB5kGHrPHQ
- 04 NovHelp/advice: any recommendations for a good report analysing the future of & scenarios for sustainable infrastructu… https://t.co/lCyB0iQiDI
- 03 Nov1st plenary of the #WEF Global Future Council AM. Fascinating to hear the vision of the UAE Minister of Cabinet Aff… https://t.co/A3pBDpbnQa
- 03 NovThrilled to be part of the Global Future Councils this year too. I very much look forward to thoughful and forward… https://t.co/1vk478Xj6y
- 25 OctToday prep for an intervention at the Debt Management Conference (UNCTAD mid-Nov). Mixed feelings: privilege to dis… https://t.co/bv7zp1tYhN
- 15 OctThe World Bank Sustainable Development Finance policy proposal is a step up from the Non-Concessional Borrowing Pol… https://t.co/gqCOqLCtvw
- 15 OctRT @ODIdev: 💭 New blog | Ahead of the @WorldBank's Annual Meetings this week, @aprizzon proposes 4️⃣ ways to improve the new Sustainable De…
- 14 OctRT @SimonMaxwell001: Pleased for Nobel economics winners, but mixed feelings if this gives further boost to randomista fundamentalism. Read…
- 10 OctToday EU Finance Ministers will discuss proposals to reform the EU development finance architecture. Great to see… https://t.co/G2AXNsLZWa
- 26 SepGreat to see the annual update of Chinese aid data by JICA RI & Prof. Kitano https://t.co/0Wc4sUKuSf 2018 figures… https://t.co/kUnRy1U2jG
- 18 Sep@PincetArnaud @OECD Thanks, very much look forward to the comparison - despite the breadth of the SDGs, for specifi… https://t.co/jMJwJ5QW9Z
- 18 SepThis Guide to Sovereign #Debt Data would have been brilliant when I started my PhD thesis 15 (!) yrs ago (sketchy d… https://t.co/pZpRw0eBIW
- 17 Sep@OECD However, while I see the need to have an unbiased view, understanding what type of projects are included unde… https://t.co/f4KsXcuTth
- 17 SepCongrats #developmentfinance team at @OECD for the cool graphics and interactive tool! Tracking #SDG financing by g… https://t.co/QQlJDQMLxe
- 12 SepDisappointed I'll miss this panel discussion! Join colleagues either at @ODIdev or online on Friday Sept 20 at 4pm… https://t.co/ddGOcmXiQI
- 05 Sep@owenbarder I couldn’t agree more! When asked, I always tell people the best macchiato I have ever had was in Addis… https://t.co/L6C6UHRSj5
- 28 AugWhen we tried to map the size and weight of emerging donors, among others, in SSA ("An Age of Choice" for developme… https://t.co/7eNGJXI59u
- 27 AugRT @MariQuattri: Child poverty in Africa: an SDG emergency in the making https://t.co/7kduHLEs31 (from @ODIdev)
- 27 AugFalling off my radar while being away, @MasoodCGD arguments about why countries should consider borrowing for the s… https://t.co/NQashGMMuA
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