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Can local researchers and aid agencies work together to strengthen policy decisions and outcomes?
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Education for Development: Quality & Inclusion for Changing Global Human Capital Needs
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Engaging the Private Sector in Sustainable Development Finance
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Doing Research Webinar: "Funding for Social Science Research: Curse or Blessing?"
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Blended finance for local development and global goals: how will it work?
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What should tomorrow's aid agencies look like in a landscape where the global goal is to ensure sustainable development?
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GDNews Aug 2016 Read our latest newsletter with stories about education, social development and more.

African Voices on Research, Policy & International Development Don't miss this public event if you are in DC on October 6, 2016. Else do check back later for a live recording. See details.

New short films highlighting the latest in GDN's work and activities are available to watch now! See our Youtube Channel to view them all.  

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GDN Impact at a Glance
GDN has supported nearly 4000 developing country researchers since its inception in 1999. It continues to achieve results.
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Recognition for Nora Lustig
Nora Lustig, former Vice Chair of the GDN Board is the 2016 recipient of the Schloss Prize for excellence in research.  
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GDN President at the TTI Exchange
'Development is a process that is localised in a given country...' Pierre Jacquet  in conversation with Research to Action
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‘What Goes Up, Must Come Down’
The blog presents one of the winning ideas of the Next Horizon Essay Contest 2014.
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Doing Research in Developing Countries
A new blog series with experiences from Asia, Africa and Latin America.
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