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I am a Senior Fellow with the Centre for Policy Research (cprindia.org), New Delhi, India. I lead the TREADS (treads.org.in) research cluster as the MoJS Research Chair - established by the Ministry of Jal Shakti, Government of India. We pursue research interests water sector with a focus on transboundary water governance. I have a Ph D in political geography from the University of Washington, Seattle with earlier degrees in engineering and planning. Chevening Scholar (2000); Fulbright-Nehru Visiting Chair in Public Policy (2022-23)
https://www.linkedin.com/in/srinivas-chokkakula/
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Associate Professor, Department of Economics, UNC Greensboro.
My background is in health policy with a concentration in health economics. Over the past three years, I have been using human mobility data to study the effects of health policies around the United States with an interest in extending these analyses globally. Prior to that I have worked on the health impacts of insurance coverage across multiple domains and the consequences of health insurance benefit regulation for the labor market and health insurance markets.
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I am a statistical engineer specializing in data collection with over 8 years of experience. Since 2017, I have been working at IPAR (Initiative prospective agricole et rurale), a think tank on public policy in the agricultural and rural sector in West Africa. I am a data collection specialist where I have conducted more than thirty surveys with a quantitative and qualitative approach related in particular to Agriculture, sanitation, food security, migration, youth employment, gender and AI. I have coordinated projects to set up data platforms and participated in studies on the SDGs. I started my career, in 2015, at CREA and then at ANSD.
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Ramola Ramtohul is an Associate Professor at the University of Mauritius, teaching Gender Studies and Sociology. She has a PhD in Gender Studies from the African Gender Institute at the University of Cape Town. She has published widely on women, gender and politics in Mauritius. Her research interests include gender, politics and citizenship in multicultural contexts as well as high net worth migration and citizenship. She has received research fellowships from the University of Cape Town, American Association of University Women, University of Cambridge and University of Pretoria.
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Dr Romina Istratii is UKRI Future Leaders Fellow at SOAS University of London. She leads Project dldl, which responds to domestic violence in religious societies and migrant ethnic minority communities employing a decolonial co-production model working with grassroots organisations and institutions in East Africa and Europe. She specialises in ethical international development and research-for-development practices, two-way knowledge sharing and participatory community engagement. She serves in the UK's Civilian Stabilisation Unit as PSVI expert and is co-founder of Decolonial Subversions.
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I am a teaching fellow in Comparative Politics of Development at the School of Government and International Affairs, Durham University. I mainly focus in my research on issues related to economic development, political economy, institutions and post-conflict reconstruction.
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I work as a Researcher at Global Canopy but seconded into the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD). Global Canopy is a data-driven not for profit tackling the market forces destroying nature by providing tools, data and guidance to help organisations to shift to deforestation free supply chains/portfolios. Global Canopy is one of the founding partners of the TNFD, a disclosure framework that helps organisations identify and act on their evolving nature-related risks. For TNFD I support in the development of sector guidance in the food and beverage sector.
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I am a professor in the Environmental Science and Policy department at George Mason University in the USA. My research interests primarily focus on environmental policy and climate change.
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Kin-kwok LAI is a Registered Social Worker and senior lecturer in higher education sector in Hing Kong. He had been the founding convener of a well-known subdivided unit housing advocacy organization in Hong Kong since 2012 he is still the core member of the organization. He has established a social enterprise which is the first social rental agency in Hong Kong aiming to assist the lower income households for adequate housing and also for policy advocacy through service practice. In addition to housing and community issues, he also engages in fighting for ethnic minorities rights.
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I am presently the US Research Fellow at the Digital Forensic Research Lab (DFRLab), where I lead the team's domestic extremism research portfolio. I previously served as an Investigator with the Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the US Capitol. I specialize in the multidirectional spread of disinformation and extremist rhetoric through the information ecosystem.