Partner adatlap

inclusive entrepreneurship and SME policies, open and participatory public governance, measuring government efficiency, social integration of vulnerable groups, programme evaluation, and regulatory impact assessment

• Co-founder and executive partner of the Budapest Institute for Policy Analysis (Since 2008 September)
• Head of Strategy and Economic Research Unit, Ministry for National Development and Economy/ Ministry of Economy and Transport, Hungary (2006-2008)
• Visiting Expert, International Leadership Program, State Department, US (July-August  2008)
• Secondee, Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform, (September-October 2007)
• Country representative at High Level Group,  Competitiveness Council, Brussels (2007-2008)
• Country representative in Economic Policy Committee and its working groups (Country Review Working Group, Lisbon Method Working Group, 2006-2008)
• Economic advisor in the Ministry of Telecommunication Hungary (2002-2004)and in the Ministry of Economy and Transport (2005-2006)
• Visiting Lecturer, Kossuth Lajos University, Debrecen/Hungary (September  2004 – January 2005; September 2001 – January 2002)
• Visiting Lecturer, Budapest University of Economic Sciences, Budapest/Hungary (2005-2006, 2001-2002)
• Research consultant, Centre for Institutional Reform and The Informal Sector, University of Maryland, US (2000)
• Visiting Fellow, USAID Department Exchange Program at the Department of Public Policy, New York University, US (1999)

• Central European University, MA/MPhil. in Political Economy
• Visiting Fellow, University of Oxford, UK, FCO Chevening Scholarship in Political Economy
• Budapest University of Economics, BA and MSc in Economics, Public Economics and Public Policy as majors
• Visiting student, Otto Friedrich Universitat Bamberg, Germany, TEMPUS Scholarship in Public Finance and Political Science

• Entrepreneurship Policies for SMEs” / „Good Goverannce for a Positive Investment Climate” , OSCE (2021) Good Pratice Guideline for a Positive Business and Investment Climate, Chapter 2-3, May 2022 https://www.osce.org/secretariat/518247  
• Access to Finance for Youth Entrepreneurs”, OECD (2016) Supporting Youth Entrepreneurship in Italy: A Review of Policies and Programmes, Chapter 5, OECD, Paris, November 2016. http://www.oecd.org/employment/leed/Italy-Youth-Entrepreneurship-Report-FINAL.pdf
• Evaluation of the Snétberger programme. OECD (2015) The Missing Entrepreneurs 2015 Policies for Self-Employment and Entrepreneurship, Chapter 24, OECD Paris. http://www.keepeek.com/Digital-Asset-Management/oecd/employment/the-missing-entrepreneurs-2015_9789264226418-en#page1
• Evaluation of the MeXX Programme in Hungary. OECD 2014: The Missing Entrepreneurs 2014 Policies for Inclusive Entrepreneurship in Europe. Chapter 26, OECD Paris. http://www.keepeek.com/Digital-Asset-Management/oecd/industry-and-services/the-missing-entrepreneurs-2014_9789264213593-en#page1
• Handbook series for Policy-Makers, Ministry for National Development and Economy, Budapest: 2007-2008 (co-author, editor)
• Case Studies on Regulatory Impact - Hungary in: ePSINet CEE Regulatory Impact Studies, Brussels: ePSINET/CEE-OSI, 2005, pp.1-40. (co-author)
• The Changing Pattern of Scientific Degrees in Hungary after 1990: An Application of the Economic Theory of Signalling. Balázs Váradi (co-author), in: Zárva várt Nyugat, Kovács János Mátyás (ed.), Budapest: Sík, 2003, pp. 313-346. Váradi Balázs (co-author)
• Quality, Satisfaction, and Trust in Government. In: New Challenges in Public Policy Domain, Public Policy Research Centre, Workshop Proceedings, Kaunas, 2003
• Rules vs. Discretion - Design of the Hungarian Banking Supervisory Agency.Rajk László College for Advanced Studies Working Paper Series No. 4, University of Economics, Budapest, 1999.
• Fiscal Decentralisation - Comparative Studies: EU and Hungary. Research Institute for World Economy Discussion Paper No. 27, Budapest, 1997.

Language skills: fluent in English, German and Italian.