Anubhav Khanna

I am public policy analyst  nearly 5 years of work experience in the realm of governance and public administration. I started my career as a policy analyst at the Ministry of Finance, Government of India, where I primarily worked on designing and leading policy advocacy campaigns for the federal government. Later I worked with the European Commission and organizations like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Amazon, Ernst and Young and PwC as a social impact evaluator and policy analyst. 

I have worked on a range of issues including data governance, city planning, economic inequality, credit markets, labor economics and women empowerment. I have a undergraduate degree in economics from Shri Ram College of Commerce, University of Delhi which is ranked number one for commerce education in India.

I am public policy analyst  nearly 5 years of work experience in the realm of governance and public administration. I started my career as a policy analyst at the Ministry of Finance, Government of India, where I primarily worked on designing and leading policy advocacy campaigns for the federal government. Later I worked with the European Commission and organizations like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Amazon, Ernst and Young and PwC as a social impact evaluator and policy analyst. 

I have worked on a range of issues including data governance, city planning, economic inequality, credit markets, labor economics and women empowerment. 

I have a undergraduate degree in economics from Shri Ram College of Commerce, University of Delhi which is ranked number one for commerce education in India. During my degree I studied subjects such as comparative economic development, international economics, macroeconomics, statistics and econometrics. I also specialized in mathematics with subjects such as linear algebra, calculus, differential equations. 

I was actively involved in debates and extra curricular research projects which immensely contributed towards a more holistic understanding of social and development issues.