Social protection, food security, and nutrition
Guest blog by Juan Gonzalo Jaramillo Mejia As a Social Protection officer at the United Nations’ World Food Programme, my work has aimed to help countries accelerate progress towards zero hunger, […]
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Addressing a remittance backlog in the U.S.
Guest blog by Loretta Minott It has been almost twenty years since I graduated from college. At least fifteen years since I have been involved in an instructor-led collegiate level course. […]
Digging Deep into the Policy Challenge Paves the way to Overcome
Guest blog by Teshome Mengesha Marra When I first receive my acceptance letter to this worldwide executive education program, I had no detail information on its modality and contents. I thought […]
A Journey of Inward Looking and Quick Wins in South Africa
Guest blog by Busikazi Futshane My expectations of IPP I enrolled in Implementing Public Policy programme because I since learned that I am dealing with a complex policy challenge. My interest […]
Leveraging technology to connect citizens in Switzerland with city officials
Guest blog by Joel Curado This 6-month journey in Harvard’s IPP course has been unique and fantastic. Unique by the breadth and depth of knowledge that was shared in class and […]
The core of PDIA: Understanding and dissecting the problem
Guest blog by Ajay Chaudhry To be honest when I joined the IPP online, it was purely an experiment in COVID days. The idea was to engage myself more constructively and […]
Neighborhood indicator for Lancaster, PA
Guest blog by Milzy Carrasco Greetings current and future IPP sisters and brothers. When I registered for Implementing Public Policy course, I was expecting to have an intensive focus on policy […]
Aligning post pandemic priorities
Guest blog by Raphaelle Aubert When I signed up for this course, I was eager to learn more about public policy, which is a field I would like to gain more […]
Increasing human and physical resources across Saudi Arabia
Guest blog by Hathal AlOtaibi Expectations To be honest, my expectations were met and might have even been exceeded as this course helped me think in a strategic way about the […]
African Soccer and a Country’s Capabilities to Compete
written by Matt Andrews I wrote a blog post earlier this week asking if an African country has what it takes to win soccer’s World Cup. Some people asked why I chose […]