Ankit Chatri has thirteen years of international development consulting and program implementation experience with a focus on improving governance and service delivery, and strengthening state capacity. Ankit has led several technical advisory and consulting assignments in sectors such as general and urban infrastructure, water and sanitation, solid waste management, affordable housing and school education in partnership with government, international development institutions such as the World Bank, IFC, UNDP, GIZ and donor organisations including the Gates Foundation, MSDF, Veddis Foundation and Arena Holdings. He has worked closely with State Governments in India to support their reform initiatives around quality of expenditure, public revenue augmentation, outcome measurement, personnel management and leveraging markets.

Ankit has a Masters in Economics from the University of Hyderabad and an M.Phil. in Development and Planning from IIT Bombay. He has co-authored a book on Public Private Partnerships in Urban Water Supply and Municipal Solid Waste Management in India and three papers on assessing the impact of consolidation on bank efficiency. He has worked in India, Bangladesh, Ghana and Myanmar.