What 40 years of experience in international infrastructure development has taught me
Mark Harvey OBE reflects on the importance of interdisciplinary learning and working – lessons captured in a new toolkit for infrastructure professionals.
Mark Harvey OBE reflects on the importance of interdisciplinary learning and working – lessons captured in a new toolkit for infrastructure professionals.
Aleema Shivji and Matt Jackson from Impact Works make the case for a new kind of futures thinking.
This is a Bond briefing on what meaningful engagement with civil society looks like and how the FCDO can achieve genuine and meaningful engagement with civil society on the upcoming Global Partnerships Conference in May 2026.
The international development system is facing a range of challenges that threaten to fundamentally change the system as we know it. How ready are you for what comes next?
Humanitarians say no one should be left behind. Yet when disasters strike, the data they rely on often erases people with disabilities. The Survey for Inclusive Rapid Assessment (SIRA) could help change that.
As the rise of AI continues, many of us are wondering what it means for our job, purpose and future. Here’s how your organisation can get the most out of AI without losing the heart, judgment and values that only humans can provide.
The inclusion of all people and the creation of accessible processes are essential for a fully-functioning democracy. Understanding how AI is already intersecting with civic and political spaces, and how it can be made more accessible, is critical for ensuring democratic cultures not only survive but thrive.
The graduation approach – an adaptable and effective approach to alleviating poverty worldwide that many have never heard of.