Annalisa Prizzon
Senior Research Fellow
Annalisa Prizzon is a Senior Research Fellow within the Development Strategy and Finance Programme, with a focus on development finance. She is currently leading the research portfolios on country financing strategies, the future of multilateral development banks and public debt sustainability & management. She has also been part of teams advising strategy departments at Plan International, SECO, QFFD, KOICA, AfDB, AsDB, IADB and EBRD.
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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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07 DecIf you are interested in the latest reports&news on #publicfinance & development look no further. This month… https://t.co/EIZXfULafv- 04 DecThe @OECDdev Multilateral Development Finance Report provides a comprehensive& well thought-out picture of the (com… https://t.co/E196ChTPOL
- 29 NovHuge thanks to all keynote speakers, panellists, chairs, participants of the @ODIdev #AfricasRisingDebt conference… https://t.co/hjAI6t7ZIU
- 28 NovGreat reflections about the consequences of rising geopolitical tensions in debt markets for future debt restructur… https://t.co/VP8u94fPON
- 23 NovRT @JesseLGriffiths: Come work with me! Our @ODIdev development finance team is expanding and we're looking for a great new Research Office…
- 21 Nov"China has helped rebuild rail lines, roads and bridges that Nigeria could not do itself. The cost came out so much… https://t.co/HYUQ9vMs0L
- 08 NovThis was exactly the same discussion/evidence that we had for the past couple of days for the case of Africa (with… https://t.co/s3MF7hQ6xK
- 06 NovThanks to you @phkrause for encouraging us to work on these issues back in the days! https://t.co/sKth5Kr4Ei
- 06 NovThank you @DonaldKaberuka for an engaging, thoughtful and optimistic keynote speech closing the two days of… https://t.co/a54P65CAl7
- 06 NovLet’s build capacity (and good evidence/research) on negotiating and scrutinising new loans within a polarised deba… https://t.co/2VsktZLAVk
- 06 NovThanks a lot @froehlichTM. Indeed there is no shortage of leading female experts on debt issues! https://t.co/JvtS2dsh00
- 06 NovAnd worth reflecting on policy recommendations to move from diagnostic to reform 1. Take into account the politics… https://t.co/o1Nmt0PZeg
- 06 NovGreat reminder by @kira_mustapha on the golden rule of borrowing: invest! Even though I would probably reflect on… https://t.co/LA9ECOEhUU
- 06 NovAnd great to hear more about the decision to cancel Mamamah airport, a China-funded project, from the debt manageme… https://t.co/MoZpy4A5MB
- 06 NovProbably the key session of our #AfricasRisingDebt conference at @ODIdev - Challenges and reforms at the country… https://t.co/ZURVaRnrCd
- 05 NovIndeed we should stress these countries are mostly LICs with weak institutions - great reminder by @raziakkhan at… https://t.co/9fss11gr0o
- 05 NovWe shouldn’t worry about the Eurobonds (we know terms, repayment profile), we should worry about the liabilities we… https://t.co/ywEXxCJSSC
- 05 NovAnd another important reminder there must be space for CSOs, in this domain too https://t.co/oocbR6VTZo
- 05 NovFantastic (and an honour) to have @raziakkhan for the evening address #AfricasRisingDebt @ODIdev - great point,… https://t.co/8e99KNLi8L
- 05 NovCan GDP-linked bonds & state-contingent bonds help ensure debt is sustainable? Can it be applied in African countri… https://t.co/FpvbOEravc
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