Empowering Papua New Guinea’s Youth through Art
Guest blog written by Hananiah Dickson, Nelson Kokoa, Jasmine Kuliniasi, Emmanuel Wanya In the heart of Papua New Guinea, where the rich tapestry of tradition and culture intertwines, our team: […]
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Improving Learning of K-9 Students in Brazil
Guest blog by Ig Ibert Bittencourt, IPP’23 The main lessons from this course were:
Reimagining the Future of Wyoming
Guest blog by Anna Rhee, Barkha Tripathi, Naomi Beyth-Zoran, Freddy Guevara Key Learnings from the Course Working in teams: As aspiring policy practitioners, we never thought as fundamentally and structurally […]
Commuting Challenges in New Orleans: It’s been Quite a Ride!
Guest blog by Alexandra Lastra Andrade, Bran Shim, Giovanna Lia Toledo, Mannat Singh, and Courtney Young “The Drive Alone Mode is too high.” In a span of just six weeks, […]
Addressing the High Rate of Objection of Property Valuation Assessments in Uganda
Guest blog by Gilbert Kermundu, IPP’23 As I reflect on my journey through Implementing Public Policy (IPP) program, my challenge focused on the regulatory gaps in property valuation in Uganda. […]
Enabling Emerging Developers to Increase Housing Development in New Bedford, MA
Guest blog by Joshua Amaral, LEG’23 I was fortunate to be in a very diverse group, in terms of geographic location, industry, and experience. But given this, I was especially […]
Developing a Holistic Approach in Education to Improve Students’ Wellbeing and Academic Achievement in Lebanon
Guest blog by Hilda El Khoury, IPP’23 The main key learnings from this course were many; among them I can name “taking risks on things we care about, and disappointing […]
Who Owns the Future and How to Lead Economic Growth in Egypt?
Guest blog by Ghada Abuzaid, LEG’23 Cities and countries can create vibrant economies out of the blues, putting in place the right ingredients, driven by the right people and institutions, […]
Reforming Governance Process for Accelerating Economic Reforms in Azerbaijan
Guest blog by Vusal Shikhaliyev, IPP’23 The aspirations for accelerating economic reforms required a new approach in the reform governance process to enable a much faster process desired by the […]
Economic Opportunities for Indigenous Communities in British Columbia
Guest blog by Wendy Koh, LEG’23 Throughout this course, I have gained valuable insights into the complexities of economic growth. Some key ideas and learnings that I will take away: