Reconciling business interests and development needs

Reconciling business interests and development needs

How can publishers ensure developing countries have access to the research they need? A successful partnership INASP’s partnerships with publishers...

Responsible engagement with developing countries: what can publishers do?

Responsible engagement with developing countries: what can publishers do?

We’ve put together some key principles to guide publishers wanting to ensure they engage responsibly with our partner countries, and...

Policy dialogues: A space for engagement

Policy dialogues: A space for engagement

I participated in the first of a series of policy dialogues organised by Zeipnet in Zimbabwe. The aim of these...

Enthusiasm, timing and local ownership shape our new initiatives in Sierra Leone

Enthusiasm, timing and local ownership shape our new initiatives in Sierra Leone

Having recently returned from my second visit to Sierra Leone, I have been reflecting on the last year of our...

The politics of evidence in policy making

The politics of evidence in policy making

Anne Lan Kagahastian-Candelaria, Ph.D. introduces her research Evidence for What? Exploring the definition & political value of evidence-informed policy making...

Tackling systems and complexity in a research capacity programme: Part 3

Tackling systems and complexity in a research capacity programme: Part 3

This is a joint post written by: Alex Ademokun (@AAlex_A), Senior Programme Manager, Evidence-Informed Policy Making Jonathan Harle (@jonharle), Senior...

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