Defining and Building a Network-of-Networks
Kerstin Tebbe | March 13, 2020 Networks are everywhere these days, working all around the world to solve a huge…
LabStorms are collaborative brainstorming sessions where a group of organizations come together to help one organization wrestle with a feedback-related challenge. They operate in Chatham House rule, meaning no information will be tied back to a particular attendee, but in these blogs we share the anonymized major learnings from each session. If you would like to participate in an upcoming LabStorm (either in person or by videoconference), please drop Corey a note via [email protected]
Kerstin Tebbe | March 13, 2020 Networks are everywhere these days, working all around the world to solve a huge…
Annie Namala, Peter Koblowsky | March 4, 2020 Government data should seek to be representative of the array of people…
Elliot Connor | February 10, 2020 Human Nature Projects is a fledgling network of environmentalist volunteers built on a vision…
Mohammed Alnaas, Michelle van Raalte, Bruce Sherman | February 6, 2020 RNW Media is an international NGO based in the…
Emily Fung and Sarah Orton-Vipond | February 4, 2020 There is a gender gap in the open government field. Women…
Emily Castro | January 16, 2020 Data are crucial to informing how we design sustainable solutions for development. In order…
Chris Duffus | December 18, 2019 The traditional financial system excludes many users worldwide – depending on your location, or…
Priscila NeriNovember 26, 2019 What does it take to be a human rights defender? In 2019, it could be as…
We live in an age of metrics. More often than not, complex problems get reduced to numbers. In international development, we often try to make decisions based on these numbers. But what is there that numbers can’t say?
Leena Chandran-Wadia and Neela DabirNovember 4, 2019 The Tata Institute of Social Sciences School of Vocational Education (TISS-SVE) is changing…