Annalisa Prizzon
Annalisa has widely published in peer-reviewed journals, edited books and research reports on aid allocation, international cooperation, external debt sustainability and development finance. She has led teams advising strategy departments in several bilateral and multilateral development agencies and banks in these areas. She has worked in many countries in Sub-Saharan Africa, South East-Asia, the Pacific and Latin America.
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.
Annalisa is a member of the World Economic Forum Global Future Council on Infrastructure and of on the Council of the Development Study Association (DSA).
Media coverage
- 1 May 2020, The Times13 April 2020, BBC World Service
- 13 December 2019, Public Finance International22 November 2019, OECD Development Centre
- 14 March 2019, Money Control18 February 2019, dw.de
- 15 February 2019, Focus.de8 January 2019, Bloomberg
- 20 April 2016, Daily Nation19 April 2016, Public Finance International
Latest tweets from @aprizzon
06 AugWhat future for global leadership? 👇Read the summary of our #Globalreset dialogue My (main) takeaway: instances… https://t.co/M9sXEdNOEk- 27 JulFor those interested in learning more about the international politics of debt in Africa, especially the role of Ch… https://t.co/xMc1gA5FZI
- 23 JulGreat piece @GYamey, as ever! Recommended to those interested in #aid transition. Indeed, well pointed-out: we don… https://t.co/8rDh4PPx1w
- 22 JulThe suspension of debt payments to MDBs has been hotly debated among those working on external #debt in poorer coun… https://t.co/Yp9pl3CW4g
- 16 JulIf you want to learn more about the possible future directions for #China's diplomatic and economic relations after… https://t.co/mgQ88SnHnR
- 15 JulDebt transparency has improved but there is still a long way to go. 📖New paper by @kira_mustapha & Rodrigo Olivar… https://t.co/fS7A4z9tCi
- 13 JulLockdown also meant creativity & opportunities, including the chance to condense reflections on changes in the… https://t.co/u1zDWP878e
- 10 JulModerating this #HLPF session on #Fin4Dev was a great honour, the more so as expanding financial resources and impr… https://t.co/Yk1XgOvzHV
- 09 JulI look forward to moderating the thematic session at the #HLFP tomorrow 10 July @9am EST on #financingdevelopment s… https://t.co/Hv3931jAPC
- 07 JulIf you are interested in a thoughtful, evidence/experience-based debate on the implications of an integrated approa… https://t.co/1wZyfvkr6l
- 06 JulThanks to the all the students @institutomora's Summer School on development cooperation for the participation and… https://t.co/LcX6Ed148I
- 03 JulThis blog by my colleague @_miller_mark starts a timely & necessary debate. A few challenging & uncomfortable ref… https://t.co/42acpksOb9
- 03 JulAnd if I could add, for those living abroad, whatever the new normal that will be, that will take much longer to achieve
- 03 JulEvery article about the quarantine (and the FCO warning) being lifted are all about British holidaymakers. But for… https://t.co/eXNf8v09kA
- 01 JulI am very honoured to join the DSA Council with many talented and committed friends and colleagues. As Sam pointed… https://t.co/Yqq0HYCu6E
- 01 JulThoughtful blog post by Richard Moore on the lessons from the AusAid/DFAT integration for the new FCDO, urging not… https://t.co/gnSNIzCcea
- 24 JunA wealth of perspectives on the UK government merger of DFID & FCO across ODI colleagues: My initial points: Lea… https://t.co/Z8PMjFnGjJ
- 23 Jun
- 23 Jun@jo_rea I will definitely use your gif next time I spend 5 minutes explaining the difference between GNI and GDP fo… https://t.co/1eFEJm1vtc
