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Aniket Bhushan

Lead Analyst and Principal Investigator

Aniket Bhushan is Adjunct Research Professor at the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs (Carleton University, Ottawa). Prior to this he was Senior Research in the Governance for Equitable Growth program at the North-South Institute, a leading Canadian international development think-tank. Aniket leads the Canadian International Development Platform, an initiative that leverages open data and big data to analyze, visualize and discuss Canada’s engagement with the developing world. His work sits at the intersection of data, technology and international development. This includes extensive knowledge and experience in areas including: open data standards, social media big data, data management, visualization, open source software development, and their application to international development data.

His research interests include: fiscal mobilization and public expenditure in developing countries, international finance, impact of big data and open data on research in international affairs and development. Recent publications in this area include: Fast Data, Slow Policy: Making the Most of Disruptive Innovation in International Affairs, in The SAIS Review of International Affairs, Summer 2014 (Johns Hopkins University). Aniket holds an MA in Political Science from Carleton University.

Get in touch: aniket@nullcidpnsi.ca

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How Canada Doubles International Climate Finance in a Net Zero World

At the G7 Leaders Summit (June 2021) Canada announced “a doubling of its international climate finance (ICF) commitment to $5.3billion over the next five years”. We argue how Canada doubles ICF matters more[...]
Aniket Bhushan Data Opinion

Budget 2021: Implications for Canada’s Support for Global Development

On April 19, 2021, the Government of Canada (GoC) tabled its first Federal Budget in over 2 years. This analysis looks at the implications of Budget 2021-22 for Canada’s support for development[...]

Analysis of Canada’s 2019-20 Development Spending

Analysis of 2019-20 actual development spending, based on the Statistical Report released in March 2021[...]

Canada and the 2020 OECD-DAC Aid Statistics

Quick overview of recently updated comparative aid statistics from the OECD-DAC[...]

Submission to Department of Finance Pre-Budget Consultation on Budget 2021

CIDP presents its submission to the Department of Finance Pre-Budget Consultation on Budget 2021. We make three recommendations: more thoughtful messaging and meaningful transparency; commit to sustainable increases in development spending that are[...]

Canada’s Covax Dilemma: A lesson in the need for more thoughtful messaging and meaningful transparency

Key data and analysis on Canada's global COVID-19 response and Covax dilemma[...]

Stepping Up to the Plate or Plugging Holes in a Dam? OECD-DAC Donors and Global COVID19 Response

In early April, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development’s Development Assistance Committee (OECD-DAC) will release preliminary official development assistance (ODA) figures for 2020. This release is expected to include the OECD-DAC’s estimate[...]
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