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The world map redrawn according to country populations (Credit: Max Roser for Our World in Data)

28 September 2018

Fortnightly links: voluntourism, a foreign aid tsar, why people in China give so little to charity, and more

by Sachini Muller and Terence Wood

Good formalistic teaching is well-supported by student activity and a variety of teaching aids and resources (Credit: Robert Cannon)

27 September 2018

The progressive education paradigm in development: ‘a delusional intellectual straightjacket’

by Robert Cannon

US soldiers and bulldozers clear and improve Route Agha in Afghanistan (Arctic Wolves/Flickr/CC BY 2.0)

25 September 2018

Do ‘good practice’ PFM systems lead to better outcomes in fragile states?

by Tobias Haque

Credit: International Fund for Agricultural Development

20 September 2018

The role of research and learning in adaptive programming

by Andrea Babon and Lisa Denney

18 September 2018

Monitoring and evaluation for adaptive programming

by Chris Roche and Linda Kelly

Then-Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd with UK PM David Cameron, 2012 (Credit: foreignminister.gov.au)

14 September 2018

Aid advocacy: lessons from Australia and the UK

by Benjamin Day

Collecting scrap phones (Fairphone/Flickr/CC BY-NC 2.0)

14 September 2018

Fortnightly links: review of facilities, swine flu in China, e-waste, and more

by Sachini Muller and Terence Wood

Adaptive schematic from the 2015 World Development Report

11 September 2018

Walking the adaptive talk

by Lisa Denney

Photo credit: Ana da Felicidade Lucas (Kyeema Foundation Field Veterinarian, Mozambique)

7 September 2018

Chickens and women’s empowerment: why the New York Times is wrong

by Juan Pablo Villanueva-Cabezas

The Fiji team after winning the opening round of the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series in 2015 (Photo credit: World Rugby)

5 September 2018

Why we need to change, to help others change

by Paul Bird

Royal marines board a helicopter (Think Defence/Flickr/CC BY-NC 2.0)

3 September 2018

Aid and state-building

by Nematullah Bizhan

Sean Dorney says goodbye as he leaves PNG, possibly for the last time (Foreign Correspondent: Craig Berkman)

31 August 2018

Fortnightly links: languages in development, The Gambia’s migration exodus, Sean Dorney visits PNG, and more

by Terence Wood and Sachini Muller

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