written by Salimah Samji Implementation is often the Achilles heel of good policy. Yet there is dearth of practical tools focused on how you get things done. You can have the best policy, the money, the
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written by Matt Andrews Tacit knowledge is an important focal point of my work. I think that many reforms fail because they
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written by Salimah Samji Since we published The DDD Manifesto on November 21, it has been viewed over 5,000 times all around
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written by Matt Andrews Arnaldo Pellini recently wrote an interesting personal blog post about the Doing Development Differently workshop and manifesto. He
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Need help decoding the acronym PDIA? Check out the PDIA anthem. This Anthem uses the Instrumental from Mos Def – Mathematics. It
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We are delighted to release The DDD Manifesto as an outcome of the 2014 Doing Development Differently (DDD) workshop. In late October,
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written by Matt Andrews I recently blogged about what matters about the context. Here’s a video of a class I taught on
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written by Salimah Samji Most development practitioners think that they are working on problems. However, what they often mean by the word
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As you may have noticed, our website was antiquated, to say the least. The task of giving it a makeover has been
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written by Matt Andrews Yesterday I blogged about Hirschman’s Hiding Hand. As I interpret it, a central part of his idea is
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