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The Devpolicy Blog provides a platform for the best in aid and development analysis, with global coverage and a focus on Australia, the Pacific and PNG.
Time to decolonise international development - Devpolicy Blog …
Jan 14, 2025 · A reset is required to address urgent challenges such as frequent economic shocks, debt distress and heightened climate vulnerabilities, says Biman Prasad.
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Jan 20, 2025 · The Australasian AID Conference was held on 3-5 December 2024 in Canberra. Conference presentations are now available on the Devpolicy ANU website. View keynote …
Why do Australia’s seasonal worker numbers continue to fall?
Increased regulation and the growth in foreign backpacker numbers are causing Australia's seasonal worker program to shrink, says Richard Curtain.
The fog of COP29 delivers a foggy climate goal
The two-tier climate finance goal adopted at COP29 in Baku involved many compromises and needs both interrogation and close monitoring, says Fiona Ryan.
How effective is the UN’s development support? - devpolicy.org
Halfway into the 2030 Agenda, with progress on several Sustainable Development Goals stalling, is a good moment to ask about the effectiveness of the UN’s development support. With an …
Development cooperation in a contested world - devpolicy.org
Dec 5, 2024 · The development community needs to bring its expertise to the table when the big policy and strategic choices are being debated, says Masood Ahmed.
Putting AI in aid: new tools for development policy and …
The integration of artificial intelligence into international development is beginning to move from speculative discussion to practical application. At the 2024 Australasian AID Conference, one …
Making clear bets for change: Australia's International …
Sep 22, 2024 · DFAT’s International Development Policy signals an under-acknowledged reorientation of Australia’s strategies for achieving development.