Fukuda-Parr, Sakiko

In her childhood, she moved a lot due to her long-term business trips of her father, an employee of the .

Received a bachelor's degree in social and political sciences from the University of Cambridge , a master's degree from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University and the University of Sussex ^[1] .

In the period 1973-1974. participated in the program of young specialists of the World Bank . In the period 1974-1975. loan officer, and in the period 1976-1979. Economist of the Department of Agrarian Projects at the World Bank. In the period 1979-1985. technical consultant for agriculture at the UNDP Policy, Program and Evaluation Office . In the period 1985-1987. Deputy Permanent Representative of UNDP in Burundi, in the period 1987-1991. chief economist and deputy director, and in the period 1992-1994. Head of the West Africa Division, UNDP Regional Bureau for Africa. In the period 1995-2004. Director of Human Development Report , UNDP . In the period 2004-2006. researcher at the Belfer Center for Science, Technology and International Affairs, Harvard Institute of Public Administration John F. Kennedy , in the period 2005–2014. board member of the Center for Economic and Social Rights ^[1] .

Sakiko is currently ^[1] .:

• Professor, Head of the Department of Concentration Development since 2006, and in the period 2009-2010. Was Deputy Dean for Academic Affairs of the New School of Management and Urban Policy named after Robert Milano
• Member of the Board of Directors of the Center for Peace and Development Studies at the Catholic University of Levin since 2011
• Guest Professor, Department of Social Development, University of Cape Town, South America, since 2012
• Deputy Chairman of the Committee for Development Policy of the UN Economic and Social Council
• board member of the International Association of Feminist Economics
• Chairman of the Board of Knowledge Ecology International
• member of the editorial board of the journal "Feminist Economics", the journal "Journal of Human Development and Capabilities" and "Development".

She is married to Francis Parr and is the mother of two children, Nicholas and Henry ^[1] .

• Sakiko emphasizes the lack of social equality on an international scale. Inequality exists in education, resource allocation, gender rights, and income. Despite such inequalities, Sakiko remains an optimist in social and economic change, which she has repeatedly noted in her works.
• Sakiko calls on the state to promote democratization because of greater social justice and the fight against poverty within the framework of collective security.

• Fukuda-Parr S., Berg E. Rethinking technical cooperation in Africa // New York, NY: United Nations Development Program. 1993. ISBN 9789211260229
• Fukuda-Parr S. What does feminization of poverty mean? It isn't just lack of income // Feminist Economics. 1999. 5 (2): pp.99-103
• Fukuda-Parr S., Lopes C., Malik K. Capacity for development of new solutions // Sterling, Va: Earthscan Publications. 2002. ISBN 9781853839245
• Fukuda-Parr S. The human development paradigm: Operationalizing Sen's ideas on capabilities // Feminist Economics (Taylor and Francis) 2003. 9 (2-3): pp. 301-317
• Fukuda-Parr S., Chen L., Seidensticker E. Human insect in a global world. Cambridge, Mass: Global Equity Initiative, Harvard University of Asia Distributed by Harvard University Press. 2003 ISBN 9780674014541
• Fukuda-Parr S., Kumar AKS Readings in human development: concepts, measures and policies for a paradigm // New Delhi New York: Oxford University Press. 2004. ISBN 9780195670523
• It has been noted that the International Development Council will continue its work. // Journal of International Development, vol. 16 (7), 2004, pp. 925-932.
• Fukuda-Parr S. Poverty and inequality: challenges in the era of globalization // Ask S., Mark-Jungkvist A. The adventure of peace: Dag Hammarskjöld and the future of the UN // New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2005. pp . 220–239, ISBN 9781403974310
• Fukuda-Parr S. Global Coverage in Global Countries, International Journal of Technology and Globalization, Inderscience Publishers. 2006 2 (1-2): pp.1-11
• Fukuda-Parr S. The world of crops and unequal development // London Sterlling, VA: Earthscan. 2007. ISBN 9781844074105
• Fukuda-Parr S. Human Rights and Human Development // Economic Rights Working Papers 4, 2007
• Fukuda-Parr S. The Metrics of the Human Development and Capabilities Approach // University of Connecticut;
• Global Governance: Intended and Unintended Consequences // International Policy Center for Inclusive Growth. Working Papers 108, 2013.