Early Childhood Care and Education in Punjab, Pakistan
Guest blog by Atique ur Rehman, Ayesha Husain and Zobia Khan Context It has been witnessed that high quality early years childhood education significantly impact the economy and society. The […]
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Increased Youth Unemployment Deteriorates Societies and Hinders Economic Growth in Papua New Guinea
Guest blog written by Ferdinand Aimatuk, Tau Hera, Pauna Kule, Rhoda Maiyeh, Obeth Singol, Slyney Tau Our key learning throughout the 12 weeks of the Problem Driven Iteration and Adaptation […]
PDIA and the Increased Use/Abuse of Illegal Substances by Youth in Papua New Guinea
Guest blog written by Jenna Fave, Wesley Marian, Moses Sebastian, Barbara Thomas, Jareth Wallen The use and abuse of illegal drugs and alcohol by young people in Papua New Guinea […]
Utilizing Growth Diagnostic Tools on Growth Challenges in Australia
Guest Blog by Tim Larkin, LEG ’22 There are many learnings that I am taking away from this course as every week I learnt something new. The main learnings included: My […]
The Delay in Academic Audits and the Quality of Higher Education in Papua New Guinea
Guest blog by Dagia Aka, Leah Margis, Boboya Noiney, Janet Rangou, Veronica Thomas, Jessica Wohimane Our team comprised of six individuals with vast ranges of experiences in practice, research, policy, […]
Decentralization to Lower Levels of Government and the Challenge of Basic Service Delivery in Papua New Guinea
Guest blog by Joseph Sumanop, Alois Walsamis, Cecilia Yamugara, Absalom Maenui, Preston Karue, John Kombiku There were many learnings derived from this course, the most important one being how to […]
Poor Literacy Outcomes for Elementary Education in Bougainville, Papua New Guinea
Guest blog by Claire Asi, Valda Kerua, Melchior Sebelei, Michael Asi Over the past 12-weeks we worked on the problem of Poor Literacy Outcomes for Elementary Education in the Autonomous […]
Top Insights from “Leading Economic Growth”
Guest Blog by Dina Alzubi, LEG ’22 Below are some key ideas/learnings that I took away from this course 1. Taking time to construct and deconstruct the problem is important: the […]
Providing Effective and Quality Health Services in Kaduna State, Nigeria
Guest blog by Dr. Amina Mohammed Baloni, IPP’22 I got accepted for the Implementing Public Policy Program following a late application, I had first applied for another executive program focusing […]
Understanding Economic Complexity, Knowhow and Inflation in Ethiopia
Guest Blog by Sisay Biru Melese, LEG ’22 I have learned a lot form this course. It may be one of the best courses I have ever taken. It is interesting to […]