#39: What COP24 means for global development
This year’s UN climate talks in Katowice have raised major questions about the influence of fossil fuel companies on global climate policy, the ability of negotiators to push forward an ambitious clim...
13 Joulu 201822min
#38: 1 year of #AidToo
In this episode, editors Jessica Abrahams and Kate Midden explore the unique issues our sector faces — power imbalances between national and international staff, challenges with international backgrou...
6 Joulu 201822min
#37: The U.S. foreign assistance review, explained
The Trump administration's foreign aid review could have significant implications for the next round of foreign aid budget planning. In this episode, senior reporter Michael Igoe and Kate Midden discu...
29 Marras 201826min
#36: The future of family planning
Live from the International Conference on Family Planning in Kigali, reporter Sophie Edwards speaks to PSI's Karl Hofmann and IDEO.org's Jessa Blades about adolescents, human-centered design, and fami...
15 Marras 201815min
#35: How higher education can democratize the development workforce
What's in store for the future of global development education? Sponsored by Arizona State University. For more coverage on professional development, visit the Skills for Tomorrow site: dvx.cm/skill...
7 Marras 201825min
#34: What the migrant caravan means for US aid.
#34: What the migrant caravan means for US aid. by Devex
1 Marras 201824min
#33: The battle over European aid
The European Commission and the European Investment Bank are both vying for control over the bloc's development financing. What's at the center of the debate — and what does it mean for European aid?
25 Loka 201830min
#32: Responding to Indonesia's dual disaster
Asia correspondent Kelli Rogers and news editor Deborah Charles discuss the challenges for responding to Indonesia's recent earthquake and tsunami — and what it revealed about the country's disaster p...
18 Loka 201821min
