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Leni Wild

Research Fellow, Politics and Governance

Leni Wild has a particular interest in governance and service delivery; aid, accountability and democracy promotion; and support to fragile states and post-conflict countries. This is underpinned by strong skills in political economy analysis and knowledge of aid effectiveness. She has conducted fieldwork in Eastern Africa (Kenya, Malawi, Uganda, South Sudan) and parts of Asia (China, Nepal).

She was previously a Research Fellow in the international team at the Institute for Public Policy Research (ippr) and Research Officer at Education Action, an NGO working in post-conflict countries, where she managed programmes in Northern Uganda, Sierra Leone and Gaza.

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Further Research on Aid and Domestic Accountability

Projects - May 2009 to July 2009

Funded by the OECD’s Network on Governance (GOVNET) this project involves helping the GOVNET to move from the Background Paper on Aid and Domestic Accountability to a work-plan. It also involves helping the GOVNET Secretariat to begin thinking about how to monitor the work-stream, and providing GOVNET with a short review of southern perspectives on aid and accountability.

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Study on Non-State Actors and new Aid Modalities

Projects - May 2009 to August 2009

This project is to draft a methodological document on non-state actors and new aid modalities including a case study and an analysis of donors’ practices supporting non-state actors and present the main messages and recommendations to the donors, the European Commission.

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State building in fragile states

Projects - February 2009 to October 2009

ODI will prepare a policy guidance document on state building in fragile situations for the International Network on Conflict and Fragility. The guidance note will provide a state of the art discussion on state building in fragile situations and draw out policy lessons and recommendations for donor policy and practice.

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