Alisa Barannikova

• Led procurement, consultant selection, and compliance for World Bank territorial projects in Uzbekistan (6 ToRs, int’l tender). • Developed socio-economic strategies and planning scenarios for national clusters (improved 5+ projects). • Built GIS-based analysis, models, and feasibility insights. • Delivered hotel concept for Tashkent City (5 ha, 50 analogs, branding). • Led urban initiatives: 5,000+ residents engaged, 6 projects delivered, city design code created.

• Led user research for city design codes, piloted in 7 cities, and adopted as a national standard. • Managed urban projects informed by 1,000+ residents, increasing user satisfaction by 30%. • Facilitated 15+ community engagement events and achieved 95% stakeholder approval.

Project work • Led user research for BREEAM certification, collecting feedback from 200+ residents and 1,000+ stakeholders; enabled compliance and improved environmental performance by 15%. • Synthesized insights from 40+ co-design sessions, boosting user satisfaction by 70% and strengthening the city’s long-term development strategy.

Promoted from Middle Analyst to Head of Urban Analysis Department within 6 months • Built an urban integration model for the city of Ufa, completing full research and publication in 2 months with a 7-person team. • Led research and community outreach, gathering input from 5,000+ residents and securing full approval from the Federal Commission.

• Coordinated cross-functional teams: transport planners, urban designers, and communicated with municipal authorities to drive implementation. • Conducted research and developed strategies to integrate transport hubs into the urban fabric.

• Directed analysis for the strategic development of major urban park areas. • Led architectural design for the redevelopment of two central public spaces in Izhevsk city. • Directed concept development, technical detailing, and integration of landscape, mobility, and culture. • Shaped the landscaping concept and construction for two large-scale public parks.

with merit