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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20 AugThis month’s HIPC/MDRI update is the last one & will be discontinued. Great to have seen so many countries benefitt… https://t.co/OZsrKieChX- 19 AugGreat series of blogs on Kiribati's graduation from LDC, and from other studies, key to transition from aid/graduat… https://t.co/fHkiVXenHP
- 19 AugEnjoyed reading this WP mapping #Chinese debt, v clear writing & problem statement. Impressive stats: 50% of Chines… https://t.co/cBQYzM3tOt
- 14 AugGreat article, very interesting methodology & one counterintuitive finding: when more information about Chinese aid… https://t.co/oAUdRtMnnh
- 22 JulHow do aid donors plan their #exit and transition from development programmes & what lesson should we learn from th… https://t.co/fv5KwrYXp3
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- 09 JulCongrats to the DCD team working on the #devcoop profiles. Great resource for fact-checking & comparison across dev… https://t.co/tn7zSgeuu7
- 22 JunIf you missed our great discussion on #exit and #graduation from development aid at the @europeaid InfoPoint on Ju… https://t.co/EWcwQUaBUf
- 13 JunStaying in Brussels after the #EDDs? Join us for a InfoPoint seminar on Friday June 21@12.30pm (CET) to discuss how… https://t.co/jbvjyDQfF8
- 04 JunTimely (and much needed) review of the implications of LDC graduation for Pacific Islands. Graduation should be see… https://t.co/H8Uvnwjz2k
- 03 JunHuge thanks @OECD_Centre, @mariopezzini for thoughtful&articulate chairing, discussants @jwbstead @piemontina and A… https://t.co/ZKMESQvguk
- 29 MayMy blog for @devpolicy highlights 7 findings about whether donors & recipients managed the transition away from aid… https://t.co/xYJTVK7tUG
- 26 MayFin da bambina, coi suoi libri ed articoli, Vittorio Zucconi mi ha aiutata a vedere il mondo molto piu' in la' del… https://t.co/2bzzCmoEDF
- 24 AprApplications for the 23rd edition of the Master in #Cooperation & #Development at the Uni of Pavia are open until J… https://t.co/uq2vx5pR68
- 17 AprRecipient countries don’t usually have a strategy to manage the transition away from aid but donors don’t have it e… https://t.co/GCRICkfNPR
- 16 AprLooking at aid transition/exit from the perspective of recipient countries, we found that the share of official fin… https://t.co/yrTjInTBNI
- 12 AprHere are my take-aways from our (nearly) two-year research project looking at donor and country perspectives on the… https://t.co/10abLoN9Fi
- 10 AprRT @ODIdev: 📝 New blog | Our experts share five priorities for new #WorldBank president @DavidMalpassWBG: 1⃣ Improve accountability 2⃣ Tar…
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