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Gail Pacheco

Equal Employment Opportunities Commissioner @Te Kāhui Tika Tangata New Zealand Human Rights Commission

Auckland, NZ
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WORK HISTORY

Nov 2024 — Present

Equal Employment Opportunities Commissioner @Te Kāhui Tika Tangata New Zealand Human Rights Commission

EDUCATION

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University of Auckland

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

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ABOUT GAIL PACHECO

Gail Pacheco is EEO Commissioner at the Human Rights Commission, and an adjunct Professor of Economics at AUT. She was previously the Director of the New Zealand Policy Research Institute at AUT, and a former Commissioner at the NZ Productivity Commission.Gail has a passion for evidence-based analysis, particularly in the labour and health fields. The majority of her research focuses on utilising linked administrative data (with particularly strong use of the Integrated Data Infrastructure from Statistics NZ) to inform policy debate.She has extensive experience leading large-scale, multi-institutional funded projects, including work for MBIE, Ministry of Women, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Health, and more - all with high policy-relevance. As principal investigator, she has been awarded close to $17million in competitive external grants since 2018 - including multiple grants from the Health Research Council and the MBIE Endeavour fund.Evidence of her impact is highlighted by being 2018 recipient of the NZIER Economics Award that recognises “outstanding contributions to the advancement of economics. likely to be of long-term lasting importance to NZ”; and in 2019 she received the AUT Medal (AUT’s top award) for her research, scholarship and application of integrated data to help inform social policy and wellbeing.

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