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Insights from Applying PDIA in the Education Sector

August 29, 2022

written by Salimah Samji Over the past three years, we have engaged on research titled “Understanding How Education Systems Build
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Applications for our Leading Economic Growth Executive Program are Open!

August 25, 2022

We are offering Leading Economic Growth online again from October 3 – December 9th 2022. Application deadline is September 12th, 2022. Stimulating growth
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Traveling the World via the Building State Capability Blog

July 13, 2022

Guest blog written by Dana Radojević and Lauren Truong Four months ago, we set off on a journey across the
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Inclusion of youth in public and private decision-making bodies in France

July 2, 2022

Guest blog written by Fadila Leturcq “Le savoir est une arme” (“Knowledge is a weapon” in English) is a recurring
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Sustainably managing hazardous and municipal solid waste management in Rwanda

Published on July 28, 2022

Guest written blog by Okechukwu Daniel Ogbonnaya In 2016 I was privileged to sit in a high-level government meeting where the policies and strategic direction of the government were discussed and decisions taken regarding the

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How do you support a Community of Practice when the world economy is navigating uncharted waters?

Published on July 19, 2022

Guest blog written by Amrita Deonarine, Liana Elliott, Perihan Tawfik, and Urkhan Seyidov 2022, a new year, the IPP Community of Practice (CoP) welcomes a new batch of IPPers, a new group of moderators to

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Traveling the World via the Building State Capability Blog

Published on July 13, 2022

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. You see… we weren’t traversing

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Civil unrest and misinformation in South Africa

Published on July 7, 2022

Guest blog written by Collin Mashile What were your expectations of IPP Online when you signed up? A few weeks before the closing date, I received an e-mail request from my then Authoriser (Acting-Director General)

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Inclusion of youth in public and private decision-making bodies in France

Published on July 2, 2022

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 me when I take the

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The Importance of Entry Points in Long Term Policy Problems

Published on June 29, 2022

Guest blog written by Jacob 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 in a professional sense. Virtual

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Implementing to design better: Clean energy transition for islands

Published on June 28, 2022

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 work for a European institution

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Unsustainable civil service expenditure in Fiji

Published on June 24, 2022

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 the dream of going to

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Private sector investment in renewable energy in Mongolia

Published on June 22, 2022

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 the evolving challenges. Based in

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Building sustainable and equitable transportation systems in Toronto

Published on June 15, 2022

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 City of Light, I wondered

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Insights from Applying PDIA in the Education Sector

Applications for our Leading Economic Growth Executive Program are Open!

Traveling the World via the Building State Capability Blog

Inclusion of youth in public and private decision-making bodies in France

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Governance

Education

PDIA 101

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Sustainably managing hazardous and municipal solid waste management in Rwanda

How do you support a Community of Practice when the world economy is navigating uncharted waters?

Traveling the World via the Building State Capability Blog

Civil unrest and misinformation in South Africa

Inclusion of youth in public and private decision-making bodies in France

The Importance of Entry Points in Long Term Policy Problems

Implementing to design better: Clean energy transition for islands

Unsustainable civil service expenditure in Fiji

Private sector investment in renewable energy in Mongolia

Building sustainable and equitable transportation systems in Toronto

Why do public policies fail? Categorizing the challenges

Building a Movement of Public Problem Solvers

Insights from Applying PDIA in the Education Sector

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Insights from Applying PDIA in the Education Sector

Views of public policy implementation success and failure: Sharing my thoughts

Why do public policies fail? Categorizing the challenges