Urban mobility

Research Associate at the Katastrophenforschungsstelle (Disaster Research Unit), Freie Unverstität Berlin. Consultant and researcher on Urban Disaster Risk Governance. PhD in Development Planning at the Bartlett Development Planning Unit (DPU), University College London (UCL), MSc. in Urban Management at Technische Universität Berlin (TU-Berlin), and Designer at Universidad Católica de Temuco (UC-Temuco), Chile. Founder and Editor of the Journal of Latin American Studies on Disaster Risk Reduction REDER (https://www.revistareder.com)

Guillermo Delgado is an architect with a focus on urban development and housing; and lecturer at the Monterrey Institute of Technology (ITESM).

He lived in Namibia for thirteen years, where he was part of the team that led the review of the national housing programs and the national housing policy. There, he was part of work teams, panels and committees of national projects on urbanization and housing. He has taught courses on research methods, urbanization in the African continent, and on housing. He has supervised master's and doctoral students.

Previously he was a senior lecturer at the Namibia University of Science and Technology (NUST), where he headed the Institute for Land, Livelihoods and Housing (ILLH); and before that a researcher at the Labor Resources and Research Institute (LaRRI), where he worked with the labor movement on issues of living conditions and informal economies.

Guillermo obtained his degree in architecture from the Universidad Iberoamericana (UIA), Mexico City Campus; as well as a master's degree from the Berlage Institute (today The Berlage, at the Delft University of Technology), in the Netherlands; and his PhD in architecture and urban planning from the University of Cape Town (UCT) in South Africa.

He has worked on various research, consulting, advisory, and educational projects; focused on urbanization, land tenure, governance, housing, social protection, informal settlements, co-production/self-management, and alternative socio-spatial practices.

He has also been a consultant for international cooperation agencies, non-governmental organizations, for the private sector, as well as for development banks.

He is currently the president of the Sub-Saharan Africa Chapter of RedMX, an initiative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to promote synergies between Mexicans living abroad, as well as with the country.

I am a Sustainable Development Practitioner with a diverse expanse of interests and subsequent expertise, which are founded on a keen understanding and appreciation for the significance attributed to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Francis Dakyaga holds an integral background in rural and urban development planning. He holds Ph.D in Spatial Planning from TU-Dortmund, Germnay. MS.c in Urban and Regional Development Planning and Management from TU-Dortmund University, Germany and Ardhi University, Tanzania. He obtained a Bachelor's degree in Integrated Community Development from the University for Development Studies, Ghana.
Practically, he gained diverse experiences via consultancies with local and International Non-Governmental Organisations and National public departments (e.g. TI-Germany, GII, Care International Ghana, CIKOD, Send Ghana, ActionAid, Vibrant Village Foundation etc) in the areas of Development research, Project monitoring and evaluation; Ex-ante evaluation, Impact evaluations and Ex-post Evaluation, Project management, Project Appraisal, urban land management, Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), Social Impact Assessment (SIA), Climate change, Rural development, Poverty and Vulnerability Analysis.
His academic interests are in the areas of; urban planning, management of urban informalities, Urban development control, Urban infrastructure an

Mr. Valle Robles is a Programme Management Officer for Human Settlements at the UN-Habitat Iraq Programme based in Baghdad. He has worked at national, sub-regional, regional, and global levels. He has a solid background on challenges on the international agendas (UN Common Agenda, New Urban Agenda, Sendai Framework) and projects related to territorial, urban, and housing sustainable development policy at different governance levels and on challenges and trends in cooperation between international organizations (UN, EU, GGGI, AIIB, AfDB, and ADB) and with the private sector.
Mr. Valle Robles has carried out urban and housing development projects in countries on four continents: South America (Argentina, Chile, and Brazil), Europe (Spain, France, Italy, Albania, Ukraine, and Kyrgyzstan), Africa (Morocco, Kenya and Lesotho), and Asia (Iraq, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, Vietnam, Indonesia and Bangladesh).

I'm Gabriele Patrizi and I've obtained Master Degree in “Management and Automation Engineering” at Università degli Studi Roma Tre, with a mark 106/110 on May of 2010, later a Master in “Analysis and Modelling of Data and Processes: method and models” at Università degli Studi di Roma UnitelmaSapienza, with a mark 108/110 on September of 2022. I speak Italian, Portuguese (basic), Spanish and English because I did Erasmus experience in Valencia in 2009 and another abroad experience in London, for 2 months, in 2010 during the summer.

I'm a hard worker, precise and determined, with a great intellectual curiosity. I like working in tuning with the team but I can also work alone, in the data area (as engineer and analyst). I want to learn new things every day, in a dynamic environment, but always thinking to obtain the goal in the best possible way, managing own resources and personal time, with a focus on every part of a full process.

I started working since 2010, changing industries (automotive, public industry, internet, telecommunications, market research, finance) and technologies (SAS, SQL Server, MySQL, Talend, Power BI, QlikView, Sap BO, Python, Cloudera), in the data field. I have had the pleasure to work for SAS Institute, Format Business Solutions (as consultant), ALD Automotive, Neomobile, GN Research (Teleperformance), Italfondiario, Credito Fondiario, Gruppo Bancario Cooperativo Iccrea e Cassa Depositi e Prestiti. In addition working as Adjunct Professor in “Big Data Analytics Professionals” for the MBA dispensed by Rome Business School, I actually work as Expert Data Scientist for Corte dei conti.

Specializations:
Business Intelligence, ETL, Data Warehousing and Data Lake, Data Architecture, Big Data, Data Governance and Management, Data Analysis and Quality, Reporting and Data Visualization, Forecasting and Predictive Modelling, Machine Learning, Business Analysis, Business Process and Business Process Reengineering, Digital Transformation and Data Driven Culture.