Re:Development: Dr. Catherine Nakalembe on AI in International Development
Can AI save international development as aid budgets shrink? We caught up with Dr. Catherine Nakalembe to talk real risks, tech ownership, and moving past charity.
Re:Development: Amy Edmondson on Psychological Safety and Intelligent Failure in Development
In our latest "Re:Development" episode, Harvard's Amy Edmondson applies her groundbreaking research on organizational behavior to the challenges of global aid.
Re:Development: Can Shared Value Help Fill the Foreign Aid Gap?
In our latest "Re:Development" episode, Walmart Chief Sustainability Officer Kathleen McLaughlin explains how the world's largest retailer views social and environmental sustainability in its global operations, and why shared value is key to good business.
Re:Development: Rethinking Foreign Aid and Climate Change Loss and Damage
In our latest "Re:Development" episode, the head of the U.N.'s loss and damage fund, Ibrahima Cheikh Diong, shares an inside look at climate change financing and how he thinks foreign aid should improve.
Re:Development: What Entrepreneurs Really Want from Foreign Aid
In our latest "Re:Development" episode, entrepreneurs Sahar Mansoor from India and Celina Alvarado from El Salvador share how they think foreign aid should support the small business sector.
Re:Development: The USAID Shutdown and What’s Next
In our second episode, former USAID Administrator Andrew Natsios warns of the impact of the agency’s shutdown and outlines his vision for the next era of U.S. foreign aid.
Re:Development: Redefining the Core of Global Development
In the first edition of our series, African think tank founder Rashid Abubakar calls for a transformative shift in how we understand and practice development.
