Rafael García Aceves is a data-oriented public policy analyst and activist. In his work, he analyzes the intersection of governance and innovation, focusing on the use of data, technology, and civic engagement to hold power accountable. He specializes in corruption risks, public integrity, and digital governance.

Aceves coordinated Transparency International Mexico's Program on Open Government, harnessing technology and data to fuel citizen engagement and fight corruption. He was seconded to NYU's GovLab this year to identify and share solutions to fight corruption in emerging economies.

He is a Chevening scholar enrolled in a masters program to hone my skills in data-driven research at The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE).

Political, Government & Political Professionals, Government Government Regulation, Innovation, Big Data, Data, Data Analytics, Policy, Activists, Human Rights, Civil Rights, Information Technology, Technology,