Gráinne Dirwan
Policy Analyst @OECD-OCDE
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WORK HISTORY
Policy Analyst @OECD-OCDE
Paris, FR
Advisory and outreach workNumerous policy briefs, articles, speeches, talking points, background documents, concept notes, funding proposals, blogs and project reports related to the work of the division on well-being, development, sustainability and inequality.•Representing the OECD at expert consultations on well-being, statistical development and measurement, including vulnerable children (UNECE) and maternal well-being (WHO)Advancing WISE’s work on child well-being policies and measurement•Drafting substantive analytical papers on child well-being policies, including Integrated Policy Making for Child Well-being and Strengthening Family Support Services•Contributing to work on child well-being measurement, including report Measuring What Matter for Child Well-being and Policies•Designing country surveys and analysing and synthesizing results•Organising webinars and events to convene experts and to publicise OECD work•Providing analytical guidance to junior staffSupporting countries to implement effective child well-being policies•Reviewing Ireland’s existing governance and policy arrangements for child and youth policy, specifically a comparative analysis of child outcomes, a review of evidence base for anti-child poverty policies and guidance on improving data capacity for monitoring child well-being•Supporting Portugal to implement the European Child Guarantee, specifically project management and delivering capacity building
EDUCATION
Trinity College Dublin
BACHELORS (HONS) SOCIAL STUDIES (SOCIAL WORK), Social Work
Sciences Po
MASTER 2 INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT - CONCENTRATIONS GLOBAL HEALTH & AFRICA, Development Economics and International Affairs
Irish School for Homeopathy
Foundation Certificate in Classical Homeopathy, Homeopathic Medicine/Homeopathy
SKILLS
ABOUT GRÁINNE DIRWAN
Gráinne is a Policy Analyst based in the Child Well-being Unit is the newly created OECD WISE Centre. She joined the OECD after a busy career as a social worker in child protection. Her work at the OECD includes the reports Changing the Odds for Vulnerable Children and Looking Beyond Covid-19: Strengthening Family Support Services Across the OECD.
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