Susan Nicolai
Senior Research Fellow
Susan Nicolai is Senior Research Fellow in ODI's Growth, Poverty and Inequality Programme. She works with researchers across the institute to delve more deeply into questions around measurement, political economy and financing of development, and explore how lessons feed into post-2015 debates.
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Susan has previously worked with the UN SRSG on Children and Armed Conflict, Save the Children, UNICEF and UNESCO. Her own policy work and research has focused on basic services – particularly education. She has worked in a number of countries around the globe, particularly fragile states and crisis affected countries.
Media Coverage
- 25 October 2017, Devex19 May 2017, TIME Magazine
- 15 November 2016, The Guardian5 October 2016, The Guardian
- 14 June 2016, The Guardian18 March 2016, Thomson Reuters Foundation
- 25 September 2015, Devex25 September 2015, Geographical
- 22 September 2015, Public Finance International22 September 2015, BBC World News -
Latest tweets from @susan_nicolai
25 MayRT @ODIdev: We harness the power of evidence and ideas to confront challenges, develop solutions and create change. Find out how in our new…- 23 MayRT @JMDI_M4D: “31 million school-aged children are international migrants, and this number is set to grow. Their education is therefore a l…
- 23 MayCan community-level contextualisation of the #SDGs add value? Theory says yes, but @FortunArty and @ODIdev tests th… https://t.co/4V3WVJCsN4
- 27 AprRT @ArnaldoPellini: Thought provoking as we enter the Fourth Industrial Revolution and need to think about its impact on societies #4IR #po…
- 25 AprRT @UNESCWA: #AFSD2018: Senior Research Fellow at @ODIdev Susan Nicolai @susan_nicolai highlights several ambitious projects that have made…
- 25 AprThanks to @ESCWA for organising a rich discussion on what it will take to leave no one behind in the Arab region. M… https://t.co/NdtEGxmKmo
- 25 AprLooking forward to discussions in Beirut today. Follow live on links below. #LNOBArab #AFSD2018 https://t.co/MjwQSQ6Ydb
- 01 AprRT @MoizzaBSarwar: You wouldve thought the early morning start would have deterred people but great turnout for engagement space session on…
- 28 MarRT @c_bracegirdle: We're at #APFSD2018 #OurAsiaPacific this week! Come visit our stand for some resources on #LeaveNoOneBehind @MoizzaBSa…
- 27 MarRT @ODIdev: This week we are discussing how the #LeaveNoOneBehind agenda is being implemented in the Asia-Pacific region with @UNESCAP. L…
- 27 MarRT @c_bracegirdle: The Asia-Pacific region is particularly vulnerable to natural disasters. Cristina Martinez of the @ilo sets out why gr…
- 27 MarIndonesia focuses ‘leave no one behind’ effort on children & youth, accordingly Umi Yanti Febriana Silalahi of thei… https://t.co/55mtYHkHnL
- 27 MarRT @ODIdev: "Adding inequality is fundamental to long-term transformation, and that is why we think it’s so important to call it out explic…
- 27 MarPagnathun Theng of Cambodia’s MoP, offers 3 policies used to #LNOB for #SDG6 - decentralisation, infrastructure, bu… https://t.co/vSMaAnOqxP
- 27 MarRT @MoizzaBSarwar: .@susan_nicolai emphasizes that to take early action on the 'leave no one behind agenda' is key to meeting #SDGs by 2030…
- 27 MarRT @alysonneel: Marion Barthelemy of @UNDESA says #leavenoonebehind (#LNOB): (1) is a prereq for achieving the SDGs, (2) reflects the #2030…
- 27 MarRT @c_bracegirdle: How the #Philippines is working to leave no one behind - @RosemarieEdill1 of @NEDAhq shares insights from a couple of Go…
- 27 MarConditional cash transfers & urban renewal programmes are 2 examples of ‘leave no one behind’ policies working in t… https://t.co/ZrGNTTYyYi
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