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I am current Master in Public Policy student at the Harvard Kennedy School. I bring close to a decade of on-ground experience in school education reform. Over the years, I have directly worked with state and district governments, non-governmental organizations, education start-ups, donors, teachers, and children from high-need communities. I am constantly building networks and programs that implement projects and influence systems to improve ed-equity at scale.
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Chris Bradley (MA; PhD) is an Associate Professor in the School of Geog, Earth and Environmental Sciences at the University of Birmingham, UK. He is a Physical Geographer and Hydrologist.
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Dr. Sadik Hasan, Ph.D. (Sydney), is a Professor of Public Administration at the University of Dhaka, Bangladesh. His research focuses on governance, e-governance, e-transparency, South Asian politics, local government, women in South Asia, and parliament. Dr. Hasan has long experience of conducting academic research, commissioned research, and assessing and evaluating different public and private sector projects and programs for various government agencies and developing partners, e.g., the UNDP, World Bank, USAID BMEL Activity, European Union Delegation, etc.
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Iulian Oneasca is specialized in reforms and social policies, with society as a whole as its main area of interest. PhD in economics, training in macroeconomics and social policies, as well as the experience gained in projects with external financing, complement his economics studies. He worked for about 15 years as part of international teams of experts, for prestigious institutions, such as: the International Labor Office, the Society for Technical Cooperation (GTZ - GmbH) and the Romanian central administration. The EU's social patterns and processes
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I am a postdoc researcher and assistant professor at the Department of Architecture and Design, Politecnico di Torino, Italy. I am also a visiting researcher at the International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property (ICCROM). My research interest focus on using digital tools and analytical frameworks to capture current urban transformations, risks and emerging approaches to holistic cultural heritage management in the Global South.
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Priyanka is a researcher currently associated with the Council on Energy, Environment, and Water (CEEW) and is actively involved in research on air quality monitoring and management. Her work is aimed at providing policymakers with scientific inputs to make informed decisions related to air quality management. Apart from air pollution, she has a keen interest in waste management and circular economy. She is a postgraduate in Environment Management from the Forest Research Institute, Dehradun, and holds a graduate degree in Life Sciences from Ramjas College, University of Delhi.
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Public policy Masters student at the University of Cape Town, and part-time research assistant with the Centre for Social Science Research. Interests include family strengthening and early childhood development social policies, and evaluative processes of implementation/delivery.
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I am currently a Communications and Marketing Manager at Good Business Lab. I'm charting a course that began with journalism at The Hindu group and took me through branding, communications and public policy at IT For Change. I completed my undergraduate in Literature, Media, and Psychology in the city of Bengaluru in 2012.
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Senior Fellow with India Development Foundation. I am a public policy consultant and researcher with focus on innovation and socio-economic development, especially in the realm of digital economy, sustainability and accessibility.
I have led policy function at leading companies and extensively engaged with governments, regulators, think tanks, associations and civil society. I have widely spoken and published on such issues as well as played pivotal role in public-private partnerships.
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Vanika Sharma is a Junior Economist at European Centre for International Political Economy, where she works on topics such as trade dependencies and digital trade. She is a co-tutor for the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development's (UNCTAD) course on Trade and Gender Linkages in the LDCs. She has also worked on consultancy projects with the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP) on FDI, including on gender and FDI, and with International Trade Centre on their SheTrades Outlook project. She is a Master’s graduate from Sciences Po, Paris in International Economic Policy and holds an undergraduate degree in Economics from University of Delhi.