Co-Founders
The Global Survey of Public Servants is led by an international team of researchers, who have each conducted cross-country surveys of public servants, as part of the Stanford University Governance Project, the World Bank Bureaucracy Lab and the UCL-Nottingham-Roskilde Centre for People Analytics in Government.
Davidson College
Investigator, Stanford Governance Project | Assistant Professor of Political Science
Stanford University Law School
Research Fellow and Lecturer in the Rule of Law Program
Stanford University
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Olivier Nomellini Senior Fellow at the Freeman Spogli Institute
The World Bank
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Senior Research Economist in the Development Impact Evaluation Research Group
Roskilde School of Governance
Associate Professor of Politics and Public Administration
Contributors
Among the many people who have contributed to the development of the GSPS and the implementation and analysis of the surveys included in the initiative, we would like to highlight the contributions of the following people:
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Jane Adjabeng | Luiza Andrade | Donna Andrews | Elsa Araya | Tesfaye Atire | Sheheryar Banuri | Margaret Boittin | Jim Brumby | Pedro Cavalcante | Serena Cocciolo | Izabela Correa | Vincenzo Di Maro | Greg Distelhorsts | Margherita Fornasari | Natalia Forrat | Verena Fritz | Javier Fuenzalida | Alexandre Gomide | Srishti Gupta | Adam Harris | Raphael Machado | Anamarija Musa | Maria Jones | Allan Kasapa | Philip Keefer | Asmeen Khan | Roshni Khincha | Ayesha Khurshid | Galileu Kim | Shree Krishna Shrestha | Shubhangi Kumari | Tracey Lane | Arianna Legovini | Robert Lipinski | Kazi Maruful Islam | Turkan Mustafa Qizi Mukhtarova | Cerlin Pesti | Hamit Qeriqi | Taiabur Rahman | Tiina Randma-Liiv | Imran Rasul | Magdalena Rojas | Sushmita Samaddar | Brigitte Seim | Ansi Shundi | Ishtiak Siddique | Rachel Sigman | Luis Silvestre Quiroga | Anita Sobjak | Ravi Somani | Katarina Staronova | Fanni Toth | Martin Williams
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Funders of Surveys
A number of ​organizations have provided financial support for the surveys undertaken by the GSPS Consortium. In particular, we would like to acknowledge support of the following bodies:
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World Bank Group (The Development Impact Evaluation Department | The Governance Global Practice | EFI Chief Economist's Office) | The International Growth Centre | UKAID | European Commission (Directorate-General for Regional and Urban Policy)
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Please get in touch with the Consortium using the below contact form if you would like to find out more about supporting our wider initiative
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