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Researcher of socio-demographic problems, working closely with the legislative branch (member of the board of the Ministry of Social Policy, State Statistics Service, has repeatedly been an adviser to senior officials of the state)
04.02.2009 Academicianof NAS of Ukraine Department of Economics,speciality : Socio-Economics;
16.05.2003 Corresponding Memberof NAS of Ukraine Department of Economics,speciality: Labour Economics;
25.02.1999 Professor ;
09.12.1998 Senior Researcher ;
19.03.1993 Doctor Economic Sciences;
21.06.1978 CandidateEconomic Sciences,speciality: Statistics;
from 29.04.2015 Secretary-academician, Bureau of the department of the Economy Department, Department of Economics Deputy head, Bureau of the section of Social Sciences and the Humanities, Section of Social Sciences and Humanities Member, Presidium of NAS of Ukraine, The National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine;
from 29.04.2015 Presidium Member, Presidium of NAS of Ukraine, The National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine;
from 29.04.2015 Deputy Head, Section of Social Sciences and Humanities, The National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine;
from 16.03.2007 Director, Ptoukha Institute for Demography and Social Studies of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine;
Proceedings concerning demography, labor economics, social economics and politics. Being a Member of the Academy of Sciences of Ukraine E.M. Libanova was the head of the working group and co-author of the “Vision and Strategy for demographic development of Ukraine up to 2015”. A considerable part of E.M. Libanova’s work is related to the developing a concept of the pension reform in Ukraine: the original model of the pension system in Ukraine was developted under her supervision and direct involvment. It was supported and approved by different international institutions majoring in pension modelling.
Over 200 scientific papers by E.M. Libanova appeared in Ukrainian and foreign journals, more than 30 of them in the publications of UN, World Bank, UNIСEF, ILO and other authoritative international organizations. E.M. Libanova pursues the active work of an expert and a researcher as a member of the Committee for State Awards of Ukraine in Science and Technology and Deputy Chairman of the corresponding section of the Coordination Centre for pension reform implementation, Committee for economic reforms under the President of Ukraine, and Coordinating Council for the competitiveness recovery of the national economy.
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BSc, MSc, MSWQ, PhD Cand. I am an adolescent health social worker, researcher and educator with specific interests in adolescent oncology, quality youth care, meaningful consumer participation and models of care for adolescents and young adults that support both normative development and the best health and wellbeing outcomes.
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Postdoctoral researcher in Social Inequalities at the Colegio de México. PhD Development Studies University of Cambridge. Consultant for UN ECLAC, Oxfam, among others. Main research interests include inequalities, elites, perceptions.
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Climate change adaptation researcher at the International Institute for Environment and Development. Interests include mechanisms for getting climate finance to the local level, local government capacity building and dynamics of drylands and pastoralist livelihoods.
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Professor of Education - University of Southampton
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Dr Marta Cristina Azaola is a Lecturer in the Southampton Education School at the University of Southampton. Her areas of interest lie in the fields of sociology of education and education policy. Her work is concerned with educational inequalities, in particular, educational inclusion and exclusion in deprived areas. She has participated in a wide range of international joint research projects; the most recent ones: School belonging across deprived Upper Secondary Schools in Mexico (funded by CONACYT); Public-private divide in Upper Secondary Schools in Mexico (funded by Santander Overseas Research Grant); Enhancing reflective learning and school collaboration in rural Mexico (funded by the British Council); Intercultural mentoring tools to support migrant integration at school (funded by the European Union) and Choice, well-being and opportunity in the Jersey school system (funded by the Jersey Community Relations Trust).
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Sarah is Professor of Autism and Inclusion, and Deputy Head of School (Research & Enterprise) for
Southampton Education School, at the University of Southampton. She has significant research experience in disability related projects and particular interests in the use of innovative technologies for children with autism, evidence-based practices in autism, and research ethics relating to children and young people. Sarah is especially interested in working in collaboration with others in the context of participatory design, knowledge co-construction, and inclusive research. Sarah led the ESRC-funded seminar series: ‘Innovative technologies for autism – critical reflections on digital bubbles’ (www.digitalbubbles.co.uk), and has established ACoRNS: the Autism Community Research Network @ Southampton (http://acornsnetwork.org.uk/).
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I'm a macroeconomist and data scientist who is passionate about sustainable development
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Sergio Montero is an Associate Professor of Urban and Regional Planning and Development at the Universidad de Los Andes in Bogotá, Colombia. He is based at CIDER, an interdisciplinary research center for development studies.
His interests are in the politics and governance of urban and regional planning; the local and global dynamics behind the circulation, learning and adoption of sustainable policy; and inclusive local and regional economic development strategies, with an emphasis in Latin American cities and regions.
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Programme Manager - Sustainable water and sanitation in fragile contexts.