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Roman Skorzus
Digital Development and Tech Policy Consultant @ The World Bank
Roman Skorzus is a Digital Development Specialist Consultant at the World Bank, where he focuses on digital development and technology policy. His work primarily supports initiatives in the East Asia Pacific and South Asia regions, leveraging data science and geospatial technology to enhance development outcomes.
Education and Background
- Education: Roman holds a Master in Public Policy (MPP) and a Master of Science (M.Sc.) degree. He studied at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, which is known for its emphasis on public administration and governance.
Professional Experience
- Current Role: As a consultant at the World Bank, Roman engages in projects that integrate digital solutions into developmental strategies. His expertise includes sustainability in data centers, which he discusses in various professional forums and publications.
Online Presence
- LinkedIn: He shares insights on technology policy and sustainability issues through his LinkedIn profile, where he actively posts updates related to his work.
- Twitter: Roman is also present on Twitter, where he identifies as a "World Banker," geographer, and drone pilot, reflecting his diverse interests and expertise.
Location
Highlights
Wesley De Witt and I had the pleasure to visit Pohnpei, Micronesia and train 25 The World Bank project staff and government officials from Micronesia and Marshall Islands in the use of geospatially enabled remote supervision and monitoring technology. Being able to collect digital data using scalable and field-appropriate open-source technology enables governments to collect in real-time data and create greater transparency and accountability.
If you want to find out more about our work, visit our site at https://bit.ly/WBG_GEMS
#GEMS #worldbank #pacificislands #geospatialtechnology
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