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Let’s face it, a lot of research just gathers dust on a shelf. An analysis of World Bank publications once showed that a third had
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Three ideas for building narrative power, from Bogota, Colombia, with love
Are the people not on our side opposition or non-believers?
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The Revolution will be TikTok'd ❤️🔥
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Ngare Kariuki's three reasons why family values is being weaponised in East Africa 👨👩👦
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HIV comms experts on what localisation should look like 🌍
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Let’s face it, a lot of research just gathers dust on a shelf. An analysis of World Bank publications once showed that a third had
Everybody’s talking about ‘the little big thing’. We’re all working on big things: ending poverty, reducing maternal mortality, gender equality, financial inclusion, universal education, action
There’s a time and a place for everything. But the best time for policy briefs is not six o’clock in the evening at the end
I’ve just been at a conference attended by 450 people from all across the world. In the opening session, the facilitator asked for a ‘show
How your heart sinks when a presenter clicks to their next slide, only to reveal a wall of text, which they then proceed to read
Uwezo’s annual learning assessments have in only five years become the gold standard for finding out whether our children are learning. Each year they assess
