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How can we scale-up fortuitous partnerships?

Hannah Ryder, Team Leader for Global Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation, 29 May 2014 - Africa, Economic Development, Kenya

A couple of weekends ago, the Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang made his first ever trip to Africa, visiting Angola, Ethiopia, Nigeria and Kenya. This was a significant date. 50 years ago, the then Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai made the …

The secret ingredient for development meetings

Hannah Ryder, Team Leader for Global Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation, 18 December 2012 - Other

About a year ago, I experienced one of the hardest working days of my life. It was the first day I chaired a meeting of a new 20-ish person taskforce on green growth and poverty reduction. It sounds odd and …

Talking about performance based financing

Neil Squires, 12 March 2009 - Health

Increasing the efficiency of aid to the health sector is one of the primary objectives of the International Health Partnership (IHP), which was also a subject of much discussion in Brighton. Bob Fryatt of WHO and Nicole Klingen of the World Bank …

The economic downturn and its impact on health

Neil Squires, 10 March 2009 - Economic Development, Health

I have just spent the last 4 days in Brighton at a meeting which brought together the majority of DFID's health advisers for 4 days of discussion, strategy making and learning. Brighton was great, it was cold but there were …

How can we scale-up fortuitous partnerships?

The secret ingredient for development meetings

Talking about performance based financing

The economic downturn and its impact on health

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