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Franziska Schreiber coordinates the urban transformation work of Adelphi, a think tank based in Germany. The focus of her work includes international negotiation processes relevant to cities, urban governance and integrated planning. She is the author of various studies, articles, and policy papers, and is developing diverse dialogue formats for political processes.
Franziska has advised a number of international and national clients on the Habitat III process and urban development issues, including the Cities Alliance, the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), and the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ).
Franziska is a sociologist and urban planner by profession.
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I've been work as practitioner of the field on Sport for Development and Peace in many countries since 1999.
Now I work at University as a faculty member to operate master's program on Sport for Development and Peace.
On beside I also take many advisory task, mainly focus on PES development in South-East Asia, especially Cambodia.
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Teaching Fellow at SOAS, Ph.D. Candidate at the University of Cambridge. My research lies in the domain of economic and political development. I am most interested in issues related to industrial policies and strategic planning. My PhD project looks into industrial policies and market forces involved in the evolution of aircraft manufacturing sector in Eastern Europe and Eurasia.
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I am a Cambridge PhD candidate with interests in Behavior Change Communication, Water Sanitation and Hygiene and Sustainable Development Goal 6. I have working experience as an academic teaching staff and a development consultant in developing countries (Vietnam). I am looking for opportunities in evidence-based research and consultancy. My preferred areas are (but not limited to) health care, environment, communication, health behavior and psychology.