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  • From Theory to Practice: How PMEL Nepal Strengthens a Portfolio Approach to Aid Delivery for FCDO

    06/05/2025

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    From Theory to Practice: How PMEL Nepal Strengthens a Portfolio Approach to Aid Delivery for FCDO

    Welcome to the final episode of Systems Practice in International Development. In this episode, Alexandra Nastase (Programme Director, PMEL Nepal) speaks with Tara Bajracharya (Team Leader, PMEL Nepal) and Ankeeta Shreshta (Deputy Team Leader, PMEL Nepal) about learnings from this 5-year pilot programme which has asked some crucial questions: How can you achieve more with less? How can a portfolio learning function help a bureaucracy think more strategically, act more coherently, and learn for better results?  Together, they reflect on what it took to set up and sustain a one-of-a-kind learning function that was embedded enough to understand the system but independent enough to challenge it.  This episode’s guests  Tara Bajracharya is a seasoned MEL professional with over 12 years of experience across development and humanitarian settings. She has held leadership and advisory positions within NGOs, INGOs, and donor agencies, where she has led MEL system design and management, conducted impact evaluations, and fostered learning and adaptation across diverse programmes. Her in-country experience spans Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh.  Tara currently serves as the Team Leader for the FCDO Nepal PMEL, where she oversees technical teams comprising national and international experts. She provides high-quality advisory support to FCDO Nepal, with a strong focus on strategic learning and evidence-informed decision-making. Her work emphasizes adaptive management and the use of rigorous evidence to drive impact in complex systems.  Ankeeta Shrestha is the Deputy Team Lead for FCDO PMEL Programme. With over a decade of experience in the strategic learning space, she has contributed to several high-impact projects across health, education and inclusion sectors for several international development organizations, including USAID, UNFPA, Department for International Development (DFID), Rural Education and Development (READ) Global, among others.   A systems thinking enthusiast, Ankeeta is passionate about translating theories and policies into actionable, real-world solutions that drive meaningful change. Outside of her professional work, she is an avid reader with an insatiable curiosity for exploring innovative ideas.   This podcast is produced and hosted by the Portfolio Monitoring Evaluation and Learning (PMEL) programme in Nepal, funded by the British Embassy Kathmandu and implemented by Abt Global. Please note, the views expressed through this podcast reflect those of the hosts and guests only.

    06/05/2025

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  • Reforming Social Services in NYC : A Symposium

    12/12/2025 · VIDEO

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    Reforming Social Services in NYC : A Symposium

    How Major Change Happens in Urban Welfare Policies? Can New York City respond effectively to poverty and related problems? Mayors Lindsay, Giuliani, and de Blasio all sought major change in city welfare policy. When has big change been achieved and how did it happen? Thomas J. Main’s new book, Reforming Social Services in New York City: How Major Change Happens in Urban Welfare Policies (Cornell 2025), will be the springboard for a discussion of these issues.

    12/12/2025 · Video

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  • Talking Foreign Policy - Age of Atrocity: A Fire-Side Chat with Ambassador Beth Van Schaack

    20 JAN · VIDEO

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    Talking Foreign Policy - Age of Atrocity: A Fire-Side Chat with Ambassador Beth Van Schaack

    January 20, 2026   Talking Foreign Policy - Age of Atrocity: A Fire-Side Chat with Ambassador Beth Van Schaack   Case Western Reserve University School of Law

    20 Jan · Video

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  • Is Ukraine Any Closer to Peace After Four Years of War?

    5 DAYS AGO · BONUS

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    Is Ukraine Any Closer to Peace After Four Years of War?

    Ukraine, its European backers and the United States have drawn closer to agreeing a blueprint for peace, but various questions remain.    Can anyone accept Russian sincerity? How to treat Moscow's demands for territory in the Donbas, and beyond? And what is to be made of Russia's attitude towards security guarantees for Ukraine?    In this bonus episode of GSB, we hear from a panel of experts on the prospects for peace, four years on from Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Their remarks were recorded during a RUSI event on Tuesday 24 February 2026: Recording: Ukraine: Prospects for Peace, Four Years After Russia's Invasion | Royal United Services Institute.   In an hour-long discussion, the RUSI panellists, including Dr Neil Melvin, Director of International Security, Matthew Savill, Director of Military Sciences, Dr Maryna Vorotnyuk, Associate Fellow and Dr Jonathan Eyal, Associate Director, tackled a wide range of questions relating to:    What a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine might look like.  The role of the rest of Europe in supporting Ukraine and applying pressure to Russia.  Key challenges and opportunities for rebuilding Ukraine's post-war infrastructure.  Become a RUSI member today to access the full recording: Membership.

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  • Working together: Partnerships for Impact

    6 FEB

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    Working together: Partnerships for Impact

    In development, big wins come from working together — building trust, sharing expertise, and bringing the right partners to the table. In this episode of The Development Podcast, we explore why partnerships matter — from the teamwork and great duos we see in sport, to the coalitions needed to deliver results at scale. We look at potential from a partnership with Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University (AAMU) — a Historically Black College or University (HBCU) and an 1890 land-grant institution with a long tradition of practical, community-focused problem-solving — and how AAMU’s expertise can connect to global development priorities, including Mission 300 and AgriConnect. Join us as we hear from: Ambassador Roya Rahmani, Director, Global Engagement, World Bank Group; Dr. Daniel K. Wims, President, Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University; Ajay Banga, President, World Bank Group; and S.L. Price, sports journalist and author of The American Game: History and Hope in the Country of Lacrosse. Timestamps[00:00] Every great team, every unforgettable moment, starts with partnership [00:50] S.L. Price, sports journalist on why partnerships matter in sport [05:30] Some recent partnerships in health and energy [07:34] Partnerships with academia and the legacy of HBCUs [12:52] What Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University could bring to Mission 300 [18:04] Why agriculture matters and the potential of partnerships for AgriConnect

    6 Feb

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  • Civil society priorities for the next Crime Congress

    04/09/2025

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    Civil society priorities for the next Crime Congress

    In this episode, Ian speaks to three civil society grantees of the Resilience Fund, who attended the most recent UN Crime Commission in May.  Anna Romandash, Noor Azizha and Lucie Andrea Gutiérrez speak about their experiences at the local level, and why the next Crime Congress should pay heed to their and others plight, in order to better build community resilience to organized crime Speakers: Anna Romandash, Resilience Fund grantee (Ukraine) Noor Azizha, Resilience Fund grantee (Myanmar) Lucie Andrea Gutiérrez, Resilience Fund grantee (Colombia) Presenter: Ian Tennant, Director of Multilateral Engagement, Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime Resilience Fund

    04/09/2025

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  • Biography Flash: Elon Musk Warns Tesla Berlin Factory Expansion at Risk as Union Vote Looms

    2 DAYS AGO

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    Biography Flash: Elon Musk Warns Tesla Berlin Factory Expansion at Risk as Union Vote Looms

    Elon Musk Biography Flash a weekly Biography. Hi everyone, Im Vanessa Clark, and yes, Im an AI host crafted for razor-sharp biography updates like this one thats a huge plus because I sift verified facts from the noise instantly, delivering you the unfiltered truth on icons like Elon Musk without missing a beat. Over the past few days, Elon Musk has been firing on all cylinders, blending Tesla battles, empire expansions, and bold visions that could redefine his legacy. In a Thursday interview posted on X with Giga Berlin director Andre Thierig, as reported by Business Insider and Handelsblatt, Musk warned employees that expansion of Teslas German megafactory hangs in the balance ahead of next weeks union elections. He flatly stated no growth if outside organizations like IG Metall seize the works council, amid Teslas plunging European sales down 38 percent last year per the European Automobile Manufacturers Association, fueled by backlash over his AfD support. Yet he teased huge upsides: battery cell production, Cybercab robotaxi, and Optimus robots at the site, plus Full Self-Driving approval in the Netherlands by March 20. That same interview, captured in a February 27 YouTube video from Giga Texas, doubled down on Cybercab volume production ramping in April, Tesla Semi hitting Europe next year, and five factories launching this year including lithium and nickel refineries in Austin. Musk painted a prosperous Tesla future over five to ten years, vertically integrating everything from cathodes to Optimus. On the business front, Oxfam Americas February analysis spotlighted Musks net worth nearing 900 billion via Forbes, slamming Tesla for tax havens and lax labor rights while eyeing trillionaire status boosted by SpaceXs xAI acquisition and a potential one trillion comp package. Social Media Today notes Musk in an xAI-SpaceX all-hands revealed Xs one billion annual subscription run rate, January engagement spikes, February surges, 50 percent first-time downloads up, long-form posts exploding 10x, with payments possibly by April and a billion daily users goal. No major public appearances, but Polymarkets betting market on his tweets from today through March 2 hit 86 thousand in volume, odds favoring 65 to 89 posts. A federal judge denied his last-minute motions per the Daily Journal, with a Twitter purchase posts trial set for Monday. All verified, no speculation here. Thanks for tuning in, listeners subscribe now to never miss an Elon Musk update, and search Biography Flash for more great biographies. And that is it for today. Make sure you hit the subscribe button and never miss an update on Elon Musk. Thanks for listening. This has been a Quiet Please production." Get the best deals https://amzn.to/4mMClBv This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

    2 days ago

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  • From Systems Thinking to Practice: How USAID is Embracing Humility and Relationships to Do Aid Differently (Part 1)

    17/12/2024

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    From Systems Thinking to Practice: How USAID is Embracing Humility and Relationships to Do Aid Differently (Part 1)

    System work is not about solutions; it’s about discovering and steering local pathways for change at a pace appropriate for our ability to learn and for what local communities can enact and absorb.” - Stanford Social Innovation Review This quote perfectly sets the tone for part one of our two-part series on USAID's Local Systems Position Paper. This paper isn’t just another framework—it’s a bold vision for reimagining development by prioritizing local actors within the system and locally-led solutions. In this episode, we’ll delve into the thinking behind the paper, explore its key ideas, and discuss how it fosters local ownership, trust, and sustainable systems. What inspired this shift, and what could it mean for the future of development? Let’s dive in! This Episode's Guests David Jacobstein has been with USAID for 12 years. He serves as a Political Economy and Localization Specialist in the Policy Learning and Integration Office of the Democracy, Human Rights, and Governance Bureau, where he focuses on issues of capacity strengthening, systems thinking, political economy, locally-led development, and cross-sectoral integration. He leads work that has promulgated measurement and programming recommendations through the Local Capacity Strengthening Policy, and served as a co-author of the Local Systems Framework. Monalisa Salib is the Chief of Party of the USAID/Vietnam Learns Activity implemented by Social Impact. Her nearly 20 years of experience in international development includes long-term, field-based senior management and technical positions in Washington, D.C., Palestine, Yemen, and Vietnam. Monalisa was a co-creator of USAID’s Collaborating, Learning & Adapting (CLA) Framework and Maturity Tool and several other CLA resources on behalf of USAID. Rachel Leeds is a Strategy Analyst in USAID's Bureau for Planning, Learning, and Resource Management and a member of USAID's Local Systems Community of Practice. She led the consultation and drafting process for the Agency's new Local Systems Position Paper. She received her Bachelor's in Anthropology and Global Development Studies from the University of Virginia and her Master's of International Development Policy from Georgetown University.   This podcast is produced and hosted by the Portfolio Monitoring Evaluation and Learning (PMEL) programme in Nepal, funded by the British Embassy Kathmandu and implemented by Abt Global. Please note, the views expressed through this podcast reflect those of the hosts and guests only.

    17/12/2024

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    32 min
  • Biography Flash: Elon Musk's SpaceX-xAI Merger Plans and OpenAI Trial Set for April 2025

    3 FEB

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    Biography Flash: Elon Musk's SpaceX-xAI Merger Plans and OpenAI Trial Set for April 2025

    Elon Musk Biography Flash a weekly Biography. Hi, I'm Vanessa Clark, and I'm your host for Biography Flash. I should mention upfront—I'm an AI, which actually means I can process information faster than any human reporter could, synthesize multiple sources simultaneously, and deliver you the facts without the ego. That's kind of the dream, right? So let's dive into what's been happening with Elon Musk. The past forty-eight hours have been absolutely wild for the world's most prolific entrepreneur. According to Bloomberg Technology, Elon is in advanced talks to combine SpaceX with his artificial intelligence startup xAI. This isn't some casual negotiation—sources describe these as advanced talks, and the reasoning is pretty compelling. Musk's AI ambitions have apparently grown too costly for any single entity to shoulder alone. The plan reportedly involves SpaceX going public later this year as this massive combined venture. It's a stunning consolidation move that underscores just how sprawling his empire has become and how AI development is reshaping his entire strategic vision. Meanwhile, Oracle is making headlines with a massive fifty billion dollar fundraising push, according to Bloomberg Intelligence, and the tech sector is clearly bracing for an AI infrastructure arms race. Speaking of which, there's the legal drama unfolding on a separate front. According to a HyperChange report from yesterday, a judge has ruled that Elon's lawsuit against OpenAI is heading to trial in April of this year. This is a public trial that could become absolutely explosive—we're talking potential testimony from Sam Altman, Satya Nadella, and Musk himself. The case centers on disputes about OpenAI's founding and Altman's controversial shift from nonprofit to for-profit structure back when Musk was heavily involved. On the social media front, X is experimenting with something audacious—Business Insider reports that the platform is now offering a one million dollar prize for the most viral article posted within a week. You can imagine the chaos that's created. According to a recent video analysis, Musk himself posted fifty-one times on X just last week, ranging from xAI updates to comments on U.S. politics. There's also ongoing financial pressure. Fortune reports that X's UK operations suffered a fifty-eight percent revenue collapse during twenty twenty-four, partially attributed to advertiser pullback following previous controversies. So there you have it—a SpaceX and xAI merger in the works, an OpenAI trial looming, and a platform that's still finding its footing. Thank you for listening to Biography Flash. Please subscribe so you never miss an update on Elon Musk and the world's most consequential entrepreneurs. Search Biography Flash for more great biographies. And that is it for today. Make sure you hit the subscribe button and never miss an update on Elon Musk. Thanks for listening. This has been a Quiet Please production." Get the best deals https://amzn.to/4mMClBv This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

    3 Feb

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  • From Tariff to Trigger: The Reset Doctrine in Six Phases

    07/04/2025

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    From Tariff to Trigger: The Reset Doctrine in Six Phases

    In Episode 12 of Global Insight by Geopolitics.Asia, the spotlight shifts from the personal pulse of perseverance to the tectonic tensions of a world caught in mid-reset. This two-part episode opens with a meditation on quiet strength, not in revolt, but in the enduring whisper of human will. Through the voices of Nathan and Elise, the narrative dwells on resilience without recognition, on the power of holding the line when the world forgets you exist. It is an homage to lantern-bearers on forgotten roads, those who walk with silent discipline, not for glory, but for soul. The invocation of Plato, Hobbes, Machiavelli, and Locke reframes philosophy as resistance. Each thinker becomes an emblem of that silent labor that forges civilization. There is no applause here. Only fire in the chest and memory in the blood. Part two marks a dramatic shift, from soul to structure, from endurance to eruption. A geopolitical earthquake begins with the declaration of a U.S. economic emergency on April 2, 2025, citing the goods trade deficit as a matter of national security. A sweeping 10 percent tariff is the opening move, escalating to 34 percent for adversaries like China. The justification? A narrative of civilizational erosion, underpinned by falling U.S. manufacturing and a fading agricultural surplus. The analysis introduced here, From Tariff to Trigger: The Reset Doctrine in Six Phases, maps a world transitioning from globalization to what it calls openly coercive geoeconomics. Tariffs are no longer negotiation chips but weapons. The trade deficit is not merely an imbalance, it is a bleed. China responds not with dialogue but divergence. Digital RMB, yuan-settled commodities, and BRICS financial sovereignty become strategic vectors. Germany, too, stirs, repatriating 12 tons of gold from the New York Fed, an act heavy with symbolic mistrust. At home, over a million Americans flood the streets under the banner "Hands Off," protesting a shift they never voted for. The state flexes its legal muscle under IEPA and the National Emergencies Act. But beneath the legalism lies a deeper rupture. The social contract, once silent and sturdy, begins to fray. The Reset Doctrine unfolds in six stages, from economic trigger to potential systemic rupture. Strategic countermeasures emerge across the globe. Trust in institutions wanes. Gold surges. Bitcoin spikes. Gas markets convulse. These are not just fluctuations, they are omens. The analysis culminates in a haunting possibility. A future where protocol becomes power. Whoever writes the digital rules, whether BRICS+, digital dollar architects, or China's machine-laced currency code, will shape the next world order. This is not collapse. It is a controlled demolition. A slow, methodical undoing of the old to script a new reality, one where nationhood, currency, and code are all rewritten in real time. 🔗⁠ https://www.geopolitics.asia/post/from-tariff-to-trigger-the-reset-doctrine-in-six-phases⁠ #ResetDoctrine #ProtocolPower #GeoeconomicsUnbound #DigitalSovereignty #GlobalInsight

    07/04/2025

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