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I currently study Public Health and Neuroscience at Johns Hopkins University and focus on health equity, health policy, and medicine in my work.
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National Education Officer - UNESCO Quito
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I am a Ph.D. candidate in Economics at the University of Pittsburgh. My current research focuses primarily on urban transportation networks and how they affect congestion and residential segregation in cities.
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Dr Kim Encel is the Social and Human Sciences Programme Coordinator for UNESCO Bangkok. Kim completed his PhD in sport management in 2019 which focused on the establishment and evolution of a women’s football league in Australia. Since then, Kim has been working with UNESCO in Viet Nam and Thailand to inform inclusive sport policies with the government and establish impactful sport for development projects. Kim also continues to teach and research with Deakin University in sport management.
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I am a community extension worker in a university.
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Kriti Vikram is an assistant professor in the Department of Sociology, National University of Singapore. Her research centers on the social determinants of health, development, and well-being of children and families. One stream of her research focuses on the intergenerational transfer of (dis)advantage in health and cognitive development. These include a series of papers that illustrate how parental resources and characteristics influence the health and cognitive development of children in India. A second related line of work evaluates the role of governmental intervention on children’s development. The last strand focuses on women’s health, fertility, and contraceptive use in developing countries.
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I ama student of Cooperation and Development in Political Sciences at Roma3 University in Rome.
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My expertise lies in the interlinking fields of science, public health and environmental communications and social change with over 20 years experience of research and teaching at Brunel University London and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Currently I am leading research and knowledge transfer in the emerging global issue of plastics pollution (UK. Nigeria, Indonesia, Vietnam). I am a member of high- level academic panels (UKRI /EPSRC; UKRI/NERC) and provided scientific advice to inform European Commission policy on the regulation of microplastics, leading on media and communications aspects (2018-19, SAPEA. 'Microplastics in Nature and Society'). I contributed to the DEFRA evidence review on UK marine pollution policy and the UN Environment Program International Resource Panel on marine plastic litter (commissioned by the Government of Japan to support delivery of the G20 Osaka Blue Vision). I regularly share my research with industry at key events (Plastics Europe, British Plastics Federation).
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Chief Economist at the Joseph Rowntree Foundation