Traveling the World via the Building State Capability Blog
Guest blog written by Dana Radojević and Lauren Truong Four months ago, we set off on a journey across the world – though not in the way you might expect. […]
Civil unrest and misinformation in South Africa
Guest blog written by Collin Mashile A few weeks before the closing date, I received an e-mail request from my then Authoriser (Acting-Director General) to consider applying for the Harvard […]
Inclusion of youth in public and private decision-making bodies in France
Guest blog written by Fadila Leturcq “Le savoir est une arme” (“Knowledge is a weapon” in English) is a recurring punchline in French rap lyrics and one that resonates with […]
The Importance of Entry Points in Long Term Policy Problems
Guest blog written by Jake Lestock After a little over a year working from home during the pandemic, I quickly realized that returning to ‘normal’ was still far from sight […]
Implementing to design better: Clean energy transition for islands
Guest blog by Ana Laca I work primarily in foreign affairs and regional development, but as a side passion project, I have been actively working on islands’ energy transition. I […]
Unsustainable civil service expenditure in Fiji
Guest blog written by Susan Kiran Expectations I never imagined I would have the privilege of enrolling in a course from the Harvard University even though I had always harbored […]
Private sector investment in renewable energy in Mongolia
Guest blog written by Hisaka Kimura 1. My expectation of IPP Online Asian Development Bank, which I work with, has been strengthening its field offices to respond more effectively to […]
Building sustainable and equitable transportation systems in Toronto
Guest blog written by Judy Farvolden I am passionate about vibrant, equitable, sustainable urban life. My journey began in Paris when, as a 17-year-old living for a year in the […]
IPP: A master key to close problem doors and open solution doors for a better world
Guest blog written by Mamadou Mouctar Diallo The thousands of miles that separate Guinea from the United States and COVID 19 were overcome by technology to enable us to attend […]
Civil Registration in Sierra Leone: A hero won’t save the day, applying PDIA might
Guest blog written by Laura Michelle Delgado Van Demen A year after the COVID-19 pandemic started, the perception that our team working on the establishment of a Civil Registration and […]