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How can Covid-19 be the catalyst to decolonise development research?
Comment | 4 June 2020 | Melanie Pinet, Carmen Leon-Himmelstine
The Covid-19 pandemic could be be the catalyst to decolonise development research. Carmen Leon-Himmelstine and Melanie Pinet explain how.
Read and commentCovid-19 and health: five expert views
Comment | 1 June 2020 | Emma Samman, Tom Hart, Fiona Samuels, Carmen Leon-Himmelstine, Vidya Diwakar
Covering analysis on universal health coverage, mental health, and equitable access to water, sanitation and hygiene, plus lessons from other epidemics.
Read and commentAll eyes are on local humanitarian responders during Covid-19 – now they need support
Comment | 29 May 2020 | John Bryant
The coronavirus crisis is exposing the limitations of the current humanitarian system, but it could also be the catalyst for reform.
Read and commentHow Covid-19 can change incentives for development cooperation
Insight | 27 May 2020 | Nilima Gulrajani
The compassionate response to Covid-19, and the possibilities of Global Public Investment, give new hope for the future of development cooperation.
Read and commentAdaptive leadership in the Covid-19 response: insights from Ethiopia
Insight | 27 May 2020 | Arkebe Oqubay
Ethiopia's unconventional approach in dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic illustrates four important aspects of adaptive and transformative leadership.
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DFID and FCO merger: our experts' views
The UK’s Covid-19 response can become a defining moment for changing our approach to refugees
New pandemic, same old problems: introducing the Centre for the Study of Armed Groups
Five ways Covid-19 could affect rural Africa – and what to do about it
How can Covid-19 be the catalyst to decolonise development research?
Covid-19 and health: five expert views
All eyes are on local humanitarian responders during Covid-19 – now they need support
This is how the youth is mobilising tech during Covid-19
Less gratitude, please. How Covid-19 reveals the need for migration reform