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Author Archives: Sarah Cummings
The private sector in international development policy
On 27 June 2018, I made a presentation in the session on What role for the private sector in challenging global inequality? at the 2018 Annual Conference of the Development Studies Association, held at the University of Manchester, UK. The session … Continue reading
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Tagged 2018, critical discourse analysis, international development, knowledge, NWO, private sector, research, SDGs, Unusual suspect
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Blog: Research results from the first six months
The Unusual Suspect team took part in a one-day meeting on 3 April 2018 at the Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (NWO), The Hague, where we presented our results. Given that the project started on 1 September 2017, we were effectively … Continue reading
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Tagged 2018, international development, knowledge, knowledge brokering, NWO, private sector, projects, research, SURe, Unusual suspect, WOTRO
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Blog: The missing ingredient? Adding knowledge to Agenda 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals
Sarah Cummings – Knowledge is a catalyst and an indispensable ingredient in all human progress and development. Despite this, as many commentators are discovering, knowledge is missing from Agenda 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals. But recent developments seem to … Continue reading
Blog: Why the private sector?
Sarah Cummings – Knowledge brokering is seen an important way of bridging the knowledge gap between practice, policy and research in the field of international development. A considerable amount of research has focused on how academic research is taken up in … Continue reading
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Tagged 2017, international development, knowledge brokering, NWO, private sector, projects, research, SURe, Unusual suspect, WOTRO
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