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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14 OctStandardisation of procurement processes and short-term banks' finance&knowledge to attract long-term investors key to maximise #Fin4Dev- 14 OctMaximising financing for development requires combining public and private finance together says President Kagame… https://t.co/6bfKSoUVaM
- 14 OctHow to maximise #developmentfinance? Looking for some concrete answers from stellar panel #fin4dev https://t.co/huqeWmzZWS
- 14 OctInspiring stories of female entrepreneurship creatively&cleverly finding solutions to unlock barriers #IFCMarkets https://t.co/PNCZl93u0W
- 14 OctLooking forward to it hopefully moving away from "why" working with the private sector to "how" private sector can… https://t.co/ggGRM8VxLW
- 13 OctThanks @KevinAtSave! So nice to catch up! More of us in DC but the only one with a Twitter account! https://t.co/ousNOFKpR1
- 11 OctOn new sources of development finance& debt sustainability discussed at #sovdebt see also our @ODIdev paper… https://t.co/Wwzxf13z4o
- 11 OctInvestors also have a role to keep debt at sustainable level; information key for sovereign borrowers. Worth stressing both points #SovDebt
- 11 OctSovereign debt vulnerability and resilience in developing countries back in the agenda. Packed room #SovDebt https://t.co/2TFMUiYMr9
- 21 JulSadly this time, another witty cover by the Economist, picturing the metaphor in my mind of how Brexit is handled https://t.co/wbb5cVoP7x
- 11 JulRT @devpolicy: Whither aid? Perspectives from developing countries on the future of #foreignaid @rad409 @jrpickering & @aprizzon https://t…
- 06 Jul44% of @CDCgroup investment to fragile countries last year, as twice as much as other DFIs #GlobalDev @ODIdev
- 06 JulWe'll focus on the most difficult places for private sector dev & we'll be additional to private sector #GlobalDev @ODIdev @CDCgroup
- 06 JulSustained job creation is what developing countries want to eradicate poverty. Yet countries are not growing fast enough #GlobalDev @ODIdev
- 06 JulRT @ODIdev: LIVE NOW | @CDCgroup & @BatesLord on achieving #GlobalGoals with #DevelopmentFinance https://t.co/tmobE1PCjH
- 05 JulThis is not just an #allmalepanel. Women (only) holding parasols shielding male panellists from sun. Senza parole. https://t.co/wPG0WFQlUJ
- 03 JulThe most exciting week of the year in my neighbourhood is about to start - I cannot wait for #Wimbledon &… https://t.co/xk86PQzwdx
- 29 JunRT @ODIdev: Register for our event on 6 July with @CDCgroup & @BatesLord on using #DevelopmentFinance in achieving #GlobalGoals: https://t.…
- 29 JunWant to learn more about developing countries’ views on #developmentfinance?See our new special issue in DPR @ODIdev https://t.co/TP5XrD3AOo
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