In April, INASP published a blog post featuring South Sudan, introducing the first of a series of new papers on research and knowledge systems in…
Research and knowledge systems in difficult places part 2: Liberia
16/06/2016
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GDN Doing Research Webinar: Why the research environment matters.
13/05/2016
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Wednesday, 18th May, 2016 2pm-3pm (BST); 6am-7am (PDT); 6.30pm-7.30pm (IST); 8am-9am (CDT); The GDN Doing Research project team are pleased to announce the first of…
Research and knowledge systems in difficult places – part 1
11/05/2016
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In the first of a series of blog posts based on recent analysis into the research and knowledge systems in fragile or conflict states, Jon…
Underpinning efforts to end conflict with sound evidence
17/03/2016
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Last year, issues of violence and peace were incorporated into the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This is a clear departure from previous development frameworks, where…
Into the lens –video shines light on the many community perspectives of environmental justice
19/06/2015
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How to support community-led research into local justice norms and perceptions of environmental change? What could be the added value of using Participatory Video? These…
IDRC puts southern-led climate research at the heart of the World Water Congress
12/05/2015
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Existing pressures on water resources- rising populations, increased waste production, pollution and agricultural demand- have reached crisis point. Currently one in ten of the world’s…
Independent Analysis and Ethics: The case of the “Uncomfortable Truth”
19/03/2015
During a session on the role of ethics at the Exchange, Margarita Beneke De Sanfeliu, from FUSADES, discussed how the think tank retains reputational integrity…
We know context matters…but how?
25/02/2015
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The relatively young field of social accountability (SAc) has boomed in recent years. Conferences have proliferated, research has expanded, and important global actors like the…
TTIX2015 has begun: Day One- Approaches to Research Quality
19/02/2015
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So, the Exchange got off to an energised start yesterday. More than 200 participants filled the Ballroom promptly at nine o’clock, and were kept engaged,…
TTI e-forum final summary: Part two
16/02/2015
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This is the second half of Valerie Traore’s round up of the TTI E-forum 2015. Read part one here. On impartiality Despite the fact that…
On Think Tanks on TTIX2015: an annotated guide
15/02/2015
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On Think Tanks have produced a useful page providing information on the TTI Exchange next week. The page includes valuable resources on all the topics being discussed…
Sola Oluwadare of AfriHeritage – “I have three pieces of advice to other think tanks”
07/07/2014
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In this spotlight interview, Sola Oluwadare, Communications Manager at the AfriHeritage Institution in Nigeria, shares his experience with the TTI PEC project and his views on the changing communications landscape.
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