Data Analyst | Researcher | Passionate about and Data Analysis
Management Master Student, University of Lisbon
Host, Green Steps and Social Steps (Podcasts)
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Momentum towards the Data Dividend is growing...and set to grow more. The story so far...
1. The UN Secretary General calls for countries to 'take action to reap the data dividend' in the SDG progress report in May @UNStats https://t.co/GhVCjPJ1I5
#ICYMI: @WHO just released https://t.co/m0UmKOGj7k, a one time shop for #healthdata.
This new platform provides open access to WHO’s health data through a harmonized, consolidated and seamless experience.
Learn more here: https://t.co/nzhw4xtAf5
Honored to speak with the politician, Ms. Romualda Fernandes, for the Social Steps Podcast, at the Portuguese Parliament. Her impressive career in the realm of #HumanRights , with an emphasis on migration, is truly remarkable. Grateful for her willingness to share experiences.
@JhessetEnano Firstly, congrats Jhesset. I believe it'd be fascinating to discuss something related to disaster risk reduction and climate adaptation, like documents about the Loss and Damage Fund for Vulnerable Countries. In terms of climate displacement, the Teitiota case is interesting.
Monitoring disaster loss and damage is part of risk governance. Effective disaster loss accounting requires:
🌎Government leadership
📆Context-specific design
🎓Capacity and skills development
📶Inclusion in the digital ecosystem
📕Learning and sharing
https://t.co/HtEQPy54LZ
5 things YOU can do this holiday season to help protect the planet & our future:
🧤 Choose sustainable fashion
📌 Buy and travel local
🛍️ Say NO to single-use plastic packaging
🕰️ Buy second-hand
🥗 Reduce food waste
@UNEP has more tips. ⬇️
https://t.co/xvgI0kXEjo
Inspiring conversation and class with the former Prime Minister of Portugal (2011-2015) and professor, Mr. Pedro Passos Coelho, about fiscal sustainability and my dissertation on #climatefinance . Unforgettable moment. Thanks University of Lisbon.
After transitioning careers from law to #DataAnalytics and tech, I'm beginning a new chapter: a master's degree in public policy and management at the University of Lisbon! My new home in Europe. Let's go and keep learning analytics and #Sustainability .
#TechForGood
The Amazon and the Blue Pacific are the lungs of the planet –– both must be protected. I welcome @LulaOficial's election victory and his pledge to combat deforestation. You have a friend in Fiji, where we've planted more than 15 million trees and mangroves in the past four years.
Opinion: All university courses must teach foundational data skills
Data are transforming every aspect of employment. Every graduate, regardless of their discipline, must be prepared, says @KerenPakes
https://t.co/friX2WIAVr
It's election day in Brazil. I recommend everyone to read this important news written by my friend @meghier on @Nature . It explains why this election is particularly crucial for democracy, science, health, and the environment in Brazil: https://t.co/x9zZtp9w8B
@Revolusarli Maybe you don't have a section to describe your hard comings in your CV (although I believe you can still write about them in your letters), but they uniquely shaped you to overcome other challenges and inspire people like me.
Economic migration is an approach for many to elevate their living conditions.
In light of the ongoing UN Responsible Business and Human Rights Forum, IOM reaffirms its commitment to reassuring economic migrants are adequately protected and their human rights upheld.