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Arntraud Hartmann, Ph.D.

Adjunct Professor of International Development

Based in Bologna, Italy
Bologna Center 210

Background and Education

Consultant to a variety of organizations including the Brookings Institution, IFAD, the IMF and the World Bank; former senior manager at the World Bank including Senior Adviser to the Managing Director, country director for southeast European countries; chief of mission to Romania; research fellow at the UNICEF International Child Development Center; Ph.D., law, University of Hamburg
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"Scaling Up Programs for the Rural Poor: IFAD's Experience, Lessons and Prospects (Phase 2)," co-author, Brookings Institution working paper (2013); "Scaling up the Fight Against Rural Poverty: An Institutional Review of IFAD's Approach," co-author, Brookings Institution working paper (2010); "Scaling up: A Framework and Lessons for Development Effectiveness from Literature and Practice," co-author, Brookings Institution working paper (2008); "Strategies for Peace and Prosperity in the Balkans" in Journal for Constitutional Studies (2001); numerous World Bank studies, including the influential "The Road to Stability and Prosperity in South Eastern Europe" (2000)

  1. January 22, 2013 | New Brookings Institution Global Economy & Development Working Paper 54 January 2013

    Arntraud Hartmann, Adjunct Professor of International Development, co-authored a Brookings Institution working paper that summarizes the results of the IFAD Institutional Scaling Up Review titled, "Scaling Up Programs for the Rural Poor: IFAD's Experience, Lessons and Prospects (Phase 2)." Read summary
Regions
Sub-Saharan Africa
Eastern Europe
Topics
Foreign Aid and Global Poverty
Economic Development
Foreign Languages
French
German