Anthony Swan

Has the budget emergency gone away? Implications for future funding of Australian aid

May 19, 2017

by Anthony Swan

Central Province high school students, May 2016 (image: Grant Walton)

The beginning of the end of “free education” in PNG?

January 12, 2017

by Anthony Swan, Grant Walton

A teacher instructing secondary school students in Kimbe, West New Britain (Flickr/Asian Development Bank CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

Improving quality education in a world obsessed with student numbers: evidence from PNG

December 6, 2016

by Anthony Swan, Grant Walton

Kim Kardashian (Wikipedia / © Glenn Francis, www.PacificProDigital.com)

PNG through the lens of Australian newsprint media

September 30, 2016

by Anthony Swan

A new RCT for PNG in the law and justice sector

September 21, 2016

by Anthony Swan

Number of development impact evaluations published every year (source: 3ie)

Evaluating impact evaluation in PNG and the Pacific

September 9, 2016

by Anthony Swan

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Australia sounds the alarm on PNG’s proposed rice policy

August 31, 2016

by Anthony Swan

Stack of newspapers (Flickr/Jeff Eaton CC BY-SA 2.0)

Uncovering hidden content in Australian newsprint articles on PNG

August 23, 2016

by Anthony Swan

U-Report Uganda cover image

Bridging data gaps for policymaking: crowdsourcing and big data for development

July 8, 2016

by Anthony Swan

Share of total government expenditure

The budget repair that wasn’t: implications for the aid budget

May 5, 2016

by Anthony Swan