How is 'doing development differently' evolving?

May 2015
Participants at our Philippines workshop discuss how new development practices are evolving.
Now that we've defined what 'doing development differently' means, some of the next questions are:

  • How to fund alternative approaches (and provide a model for donors);
  • How to implement these approaches in practice;
  • How to reach and influence a very broad set of people.

In this video, Zack Brisson (Reboot), Tom Parks (DFAT), Anna Winoto (National Development Planning Ministry, Indonesia), Taylor Brown (theIDLgroup / GRM International) and Helen Derbyshire (SAVI Nigeria) discuss these challenges.

Visit the event page and read more about the 'doing development differently' initiative. 

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