Research and knowledge systems in difficult places part 2: Liberia
In April, we published a blog post featuring South Sudan, introducing the first of a series of new papers on...
In April, we published a blog post featuring South Sudan, introducing the first of a series of new papers on...
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 Harle considers South Sudan.
Highlights from across INASP's work from last week, including new Learning, Reflections and Innovation documents, a new AuthorAID online course and a training of trainers course with INASP staff, partners and associates.
Julie Brittain reflects on openness and what it means in the context of INASP's work.
Julie Brittain has recently become the Executive Director of INASP, after four years as Deputy Executive Director and Director of Programmes. She shares why INASP’s work contributes to global development
A recent INASP survey of Bangladesh’s publishing sector provided key learning points that are informing current and future projects and activities in...
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