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Marietta Cadigal (left), Inclusive Disaster Risk Reduction Motivator at Edmund Rice Ministries in Southern Leyte, Philippines, sewing inclusive face masks (CBM)

16 February 2022

What happened to Australia’s leadership on disability inclusion? A tale of two summits

by Renee Dodds and Kerryn Clarke

People sit around a table with a white board and coloured post-it notes at an IRF "boot camp" session.

12 November 2021

The end of an aid era? Innovation Resource Facility closes

by Mel Dunn

Ninti One’s Senior Aboriginal Researcher, Sharon Forrester in discussion with PNG health workers at the Six Mile Clinic in Port Moresby

2 December 2020

Five years of DFAT’s Indigenous Procurement Policy – a steady start

by Sharon Forrester and Rod Reeve

IEC Chair Jim Adams speaking at a Devpolicy-ODE Aid Evaluation Forum, April 2016 (Devpolicy)

25 September 2020

Office of Development Effectiveness: praised, then abolished

by Stephen Howes

DFID's merger

30 June 2020

Can the UK avoid Australia’s integration errors?

by Richard Moore

DFAT building in Canberra (Credit: DFAT/Twitter)

26 June 2020

DFID’s integration: lessons from Australia and New Zealand

by Ashlee Betteridge, Stephen Howes and Terence Wood

One of the regular Devpolicy-ODE evaluation fora

29 April 2019

A stronger performance culture improves Australia’s aid

by Robert Christie

Senator Penny Wong giving the UQ 2019 Annual Lecture in Political Science and International Studies (Credit: UQ/Twitter)

28 March 2019

A letter to Penny Wong: DFAT needs an international cooperation stream

by Peter Callan

(Credit: Global Innovation Fund)

24 October 2018

Other donors are doing BI… why not Australia?

by Cindy Wiryakusuma

DFAT building in Canberra (PDR/Flickr/CC-BY-NC-ND-2.0)

23 January 2018

Improving the omelette: the case for a Deputy Secretary for Development

by Stephen Howes

Women attend a workshop on UN SCR 1325 on Women, Peace and Security - Malha, North Darfur (Sojoud Elgarrai/UNAMID/Flickr CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

19 July 2017

Addressing international conflict through peace-building

by John Langmore

Student in USP computer lab, Solomon Islands (ADB/Flickr CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

27 June 2017

Asking the right questions

by Bob McMullan

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