PIVRA's research and public engagement are informed by a network of senior specialists. Its members include academics and researchers, former public officials and regulators, and experienced practitioners in industry and civil society.
Members of the network contribute to PIVRA's research and peer review, deliver sessions in the Expert Series, and take part in roundtables and policy dialogues. Engagements range from advice on a single research question to sustained involvement over the course of a programme. The network covers the policy areas in which PIVRA works, including economic and fiscal policy, energy and infrastructure, trade and finance, sustainable development, health, and social research.
All engagement with the network is coordinated by PIVRA. Where a contribution relates to a member's current or former official responsibilities, it is subject to conflict-of-interest screening before it proceeds.
Contributing to or co-authoring PIVRA reports, briefs, and discussion papers, and advising on research design.
Delivering PIVRA's free public sessions on health, psychology, social research, and policy.
Reviewing draft publications for accuracy, method, and balance before release.
Taking part in closed and public roundtables that connect research to policy and practice.
The Expert Series comprises short, focused online sessions delivered by researchers, clinicians, and academics on questions in health, psychology, social research, and policy. Sessions are provided free of charge and are open to the public.
View All SessionsPIVRA welcomes expressions of interest from academics and researchers, former public officials and regulators, and practitioners in energy, trade, finance, technology, and development.
Members of the network may be invited to:
To register your interest, write to info@pivra.org with a summary of your background and areas of expertise.
Email info@pivra.org