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Project Director, Asia Resilient Cities, International
Amanda Pomeroy-Stevens is testing healthy urban planning approaches in rapidly growing cities across Southeast Asia. She has 16 years of experience in applied research and evaluation, with expertise in evaluation of complex systems. After joining JSI in 2010, Amanda led research studies on systems strengthening, nutrition financing, economic evaluation, and non-communicable diseases for the JSI Center for Health Information, Monitoring, and Evaluation and the Strengthening Partnerships, Results and Innovations in Nutrition Globally project. Amanda has an MS in applied economics from Cornell University.
Resources
What Do We Mean By Urban Resilience? A Rapid Resource Review
Indore: Increasing Community Participation in Air Pollution Mitigation - Executive Summary
Indore: Increasing Community Participation in Air Pollution Mitigation - Annex Supplement
Indore: Increasing Community Participation in Air Pollution Mitigation
Designing for a Healthier Indore, India: Participatory Systems Mapping
Bringing Sectors Together in Da Nang, Vietnam: Participatory Systems Mapping
Participatory Systems Mapping for Municipal Prioritization and Planning
Designing for a Healthier Makassar, Indonesia: Participatory Systems Mapping
Healthier Cities through Systems Thinking: Practical Considerations for City Leaders
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