Popular posts of 2017
In case you may have missed them, here are my most popular posts from 2017: Five ways to engage internationally in 2017 (January) – just as the [...]
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Dec 2017
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Nov 2017
Continuing to Explore Impact Assessment
Earlier this year I wrote about the state of impact assessment. Under the auspices of the Civil Society and Testing Change project, I recently helped convene and facilitate a discussion to [...]
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Oct 2017
Learning Lessons from Implementation
The Helping Babies Breathe (HBB) program, launched as a global collaboration in 2010 had as its first partners the American Academy of Pediatrics, the Laerdal Medical Company of Norway, the [...]
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Aug 2017
Test IT! – The project continues
The youth engagement working group is the first group that is part of the Civil Society and Testing Change project, a global project to develop and test some operational changes [...]
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Jul 2017
Multi-generational Dialogue
This post has been co-authored by Bonnie Koenig and Alyssa Smaldino In 2011 the most recent UN’s State of the World Report noted that “People under 25 make up 43 [...]
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May 2017
The State of Impact Assessment
Why Impact? As I wrote in the introduction to my book “International Engagement for Impact in a Changing World”: “We’ve become complacent about outcomes as things we can measure [...]
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May 2017
An Anniversary Blog
It’s hard to believe that I’ve been blogging for seven years now. When I was first encouraged by colleagues and started to blog I didn’t think I would have enough [...]
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Apr 2017
Global Health Trends – 2017 Edition
This is an update on short pieces I have done every few years on trends in the Global Health field. You can see the 2013 update here and the [...]
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Feb 2017
Test It! Lessons we are Learning
I continue to work on a global project that focuses on the significant change that is impacting the civil society / NGO sector and developing and testing some new initiatives [...]
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Jan 2017
Five ways to engage internationally in 2017
Widen your horizons - The divisions between national and global have blurred. One result of this is that it is even easier to find information that can be helpful in [...]