Eugenia Valdez Tamayo

Eugenia Valdez Tamayo is an Innovation Specialist in the IDB's Knowledge, Innovation and Communication Sector. Since 2020, she has led the Development Data Partnership at the IDB, an initiative that seeks to promote the use of data from the private sector in development projects. Her work in innovation also focuses on strategic planning processes and the use of innovation methodologies to support projects at the IDB. Eugenia is a lawyer and has a Master's Degree in Development from Georgetown University.

A Development Data Partnership case study: LinkedIn data and the COVID-19 impact on the labor market

January 19, 2022 by Pedro Gagliardi - Eugenia Valdez Tamayo Leave a Comment

4 min. read It is not a surprise that data from private companies can be beneficial for many public policy decisions, and the Development Data Partnership recognizes that the private sector is a powerful ally to strengthen development initiatives through knowledge, data and resources, among others. The Partnership is a consortium of multilaterals, which include the … [Read more...] about A Development Data Partnership case study: LinkedIn data and the COVID-19 impact on the labor market

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