José Ignacio Maritano González Email & Phone Number

Londres, Inglaterra, Reino Unido

Londres, Inglaterra, Reino Unido

Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile

Support in topics of economic development models and institutional innovation, through opinions in media, policy reports and seminars

Londres

Support in two different projects:a) IIPP-Camden Council Renewal Commission, co-chaired by Prof. Mariana Mazzucato and Georgia Gould. Through written documents, presentations and workshops I, along two other colleagues, 1) mapped the broad socio-economic trends accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic and developed a "future scenarios" toolkit from these, 2) contributed to familiarise the council teams with the mission-oriented policy framework, collated diverse case studies where its principles where applied, and 3) suggested steps Camden could take to embody this approach in a post-COVID agenda, exploring strategic policy levers available for local governments. Among the relevant topics discussed in this project were defining the concept of "mission", approaches to their co-creation, innovative citizen participation and oversight mechanisms, challenges of cross-sectoral endeavours, portfolio investment, suitable evaluation metrics, and community wealth building policy tools.b) OECD OPSI-IIPP-VINNOVAIn this ongoing project, whose aim is to provide evidence and contribute to expand the mission-oriented approach in Europe, I am part of the team developing a systematic review on innovative and green public procurement. For this purpose, I have used several research platforms and softwares to find related literature, depurate the relevant articles, and code them in several categories following a structure I have co-developed.

London, England, United Kingdom

• Support to the Strategy & Change team through policy briefs, presentations, and workshops• Mapping of socio-economic trends accelerated by COVID-19 and development of a "future scenarios" toolkit from these• Delivery of practical workshops on the mission-oriented policy framework to Council officials

Www.Nosotrosciudadanos.Cl

Nosotros Ciudadanos was a pluralist, non-for-profit organisation whose aim is to promote participation and civic education through workshops, campaigns, public talks, and policy advocacy.As co-founder, its first president, and a member of the board I was personally involved and managed many of the NGO's projects and collaborations. My work included organising workshops for educational organisations, campaigns through social media, drafting policy proposals and contributing to the OpenGov network, especially in the creation of the first citizen participation regulation of Chilean National Congress.As a result of the latter, but also of other projects, I was able to collaborate with international institutions as the UNDP, as well as other renowned Chilean NGOs.

Viña Del Mar, Valparaiso Region, Chile

Fulfilling the condition of working in Chile for a year attached to the government scholarship that funded my first master's degree, I served as lecturer of this course for undergraduate students of Economics of the Andres Bello University.I presented a general overview of the main topics, theories and controversies in policymaking, applying them to national and international cases.I extensively reformed the course's syllabus, incorporating updated theories and authors in public policy and economics. Specially, I focused on discussions around the role of the political and social context, the nature and treatment of the commons, and the economic and social costs of inequalities.As part of the course, I innovated inviting several policymakers, from different fields and political positions, to share their experience with the class, creating and nurturing valuable regional networks

Santiago, Región Metropolitana De Santiago, Chile

This program aims to tackle territorial inequalities in Chile through an innovative, bottom-up, and intersectoral, approach in the most deprived territories in the country. As a policy officer in the National Coordination Team, my responsibilities were varied. I contributed in policy design aspects, conducted technical studies for the admission of new zones, met and replied requests from diverse Government authorities and MPs, supervised public investment, and coordinated innovative processes of citizen participation and co-design.Among my most relevant achievements there was influencing the current Chilean decentralisation law and the Lagging Zones policy regulations, as well as helping to build and strengthen multi-stakeholder networks around specific investment projects.This role involved visiting on a regularly basis different geographical regions of the country, meeting local communities and authorities, apart from conducting workshops for our regional governmental teams.

Valparaíso, Chile

In this optional course for undergraduate students of the Catholic university of Valparaiso, I introduced the core features and authors of classic liberalism, libertarianism, egalitarian liberalism, and the philosophical critique that communitarian authors pose to them. In addition to theoretical lectures, I organised debates in the class, touching upon currently controversial topics through the lens of different political philosophy approach.

Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile

CDC is a Chilean think tank that promotes the value of community and democracy. As the coordinator of the Legislative Area, I led an innovative program of internships in the National Congress, supporting the work of more than 200 undergraduate students and young professionals over two years, as well as influencing the legislative process and building networks with MPs and their staff. In this role I presented policy suggestions in different Congress committees, forged networks with a diverse array of public actors and NGOs, and published policy reports directed to the wider public and media. Also, as part of the role, I conducted workshops on diverse political and policy topics in 10 of the 16 regions of Chile, and closely worked with civil society groups and workers unions.

Santiago, Región Metropolitana De Santiago, Chile

In order to obtain the title of Lawyer in Chile, applicants must work for 6 months as practitioners in one of the authorised public offices. I served in the highly renowned Human Rights Office, where I provided legal assistance and defence in Courts to immigrants, prisoners, indigenous persons, individuals belonging to sexual minority groups, and other citizens whose human rights were affected by the State.

Master Of Public Administration - Mpa, Innovation, Public Policy And Public Value, Distinction

Activities and Societies: Courses included: Public Value and Public Purpose; Grand Challenges and Systems Change; Creative Bureaucracies.

Diploma, Administrative Law, 6.6/7.0 (First Honours Equivalent)

Master Of Science - Ms, Political Science And Government, Merit

Activities and Societies: Comparative Public Policy Stream. Dissertation Topic: “Deliberative participation at the local level: paving.

Diploma, Public Policy, 6.8/7.0 (First Honour Equivalent)

Activities and Societies: Best grade award

Bachelor Of Laws - Llb, Law (Public Law Specialism), 6.0/70 (First Honours Equivalent)

Education record

Activities and Societies: Deputy Head Boy