Blogs
Artificial Intelligence and international development
30 november 2023 - Khalid Ibrahim & Annalisa Iovieno
Kindness and Negotiation in the Digital Age
28 november 2023 - Daniella Vento & Marieke van Gerwen
The Concept of Meritocracy in International Development
3 oktober 2023 - Max de Vriend and Sarah Burgers
Kindness and Negotiation in the Digital Age
3 oktober 2023 - Daniella Vento & Marieke van Gerwen
Sustainable International Development: the Case of Multistakeholder Partnerships
3 oktober 2023 - Sterre van Campen & Sara Garcia
The world is increasingly striving towards more sustainable development. However, this is a multi-faceted and complex issue. Consequently, this necessitates sophisticated solutions and responses. Over the last decades, there is increasingly recognition for the importance of cross-sectoral collaboration. Cross-sector collaboration can be through governments, international organisations, NGOs, private sector, civil society and academia. Such collaborations are also referred to as a multi-stakeholder partnership (MSP).
The Amazon rainforest conservation agenda & the role of civil society
3 oktober 2023 - Zoe Barois & Vera Klok
The trajectory of the Amazon forest conservation agenda and the role of
organized civil society in the process is explained, highlighting the underlying
socio-environmental conflicts among the main stakeholders and development
paradigms.
The Crowded Aid Sector: Competition for Means at The Expense of the Goal
3 oktober 2023 - Lieselot Vroom & Frank Pot
On the 23rd and 24th of February the AMID trainees in the Netherlands and Kenya attended their first of four two-day physical training sessions of the AMID year, the Dutch trainees in Amsterdam and the Kenyan trainees in Nairobi. In Amsterdam, the students reflected on the most important developments that are taking place in the field of international development and were provided several lenses to recognize and understand the developments within the field through a lecture by Dr. Sara Kinsbergen. Highlighted in this lecture were the (1) rise of new development goals, (2) rise of new actors in the development arena and (3) new financing instruments. When talking about new actors, a few students entered into an interesting discussion about competition in the NGO sector and how there is competition for funding. An interesting topic to shine some more light on in this blog.