Robert Muggah

Robert Muggah, born on July twentieth, nineteen seventy-four, is a distinguished political scientist and urban planner renowned for his expertise in security and urbanization. As the co-founder of both the Igarapé Institute and the SecDev Group, he has made significant contributions to the fields of crime prevention, arms control, migration, cyber-security, and conflict studies.

His innovative work includes designing interactive platforms that effectively map arms transfers, track homicide rates, predict crime patterns, and enhance police accountability. Muggah's efforts have garnered global recognition, positioning him as a leading figure in violence prevention.

Throughout his career, he has provided invaluable advice to national and city governments, management consulting firms, technology companies, United Nations agencies, and the World Bank. His influence in the field is underscored by his inclusion in the list of the top one hundred most important people in violence prevention.

In addition to his impactful work, Muggah has received numerous accolades, including the prestigious Lewis Perinbam Award for outstanding humanitarian service and the Lind Fellowship in two thousand eighteen. Notably, the Igarapé Institute was recognized as the world's top social policy think tank in two thousand nineteen by Prospect Magazine.