#Change

Vanesa Weyrauch

Sep 16, 20202 min read

Co-creating with and through others: our coaching circles

[This blog post is part of the P&I series where we share our personal and professional journeys and how they link to a re-thinking of P&I...

Joe Luetjens

Apr 26, 20175 min read

A primer on policy entrepreneurs

[Editor’s note: This post was originally published by Joe Luetjens, a PhD fellow in the Successful Public Governance program at Utrecht...

Clara Richards

Jun 4, 20153 min read

Starting from where you are to evaluate, monitor and learn from policy influence: is it that simple?

Many policy research organizations are grappling with how to assess their policy influence in a sustainable, viable and meaningful...

Clara Richards

Oct 24, 20144 min read

To more complexity, more dagu!

Courtesy of nero vivo under CC at flickr.com This is the second post of a series focusing on how we can better incorporate the complexity...

Clara Richards

Apr 25, 20143 min read

On Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning of Capacity Building activities – methodologies

[Editor’s note: This post was written by Antonio Capillo, M&E Officer at INASP]. I have already written on this post on Lessons learned...

Clara Richards

Dec 17, 20133 min read

Lesson #6: Understand context and participants to select the right incentives

However, before delving into these it is important to note, like Alex Ademokun did in this post, that individual and organisational...

Clara Richards

Oct 30, 20133 min read

Three worthwhile questions on public philosophies

[Editor’s note: This reflection is based on our paper “Defining problems or providing solutions? The role of ideas in policy debates”. It...

Clara Richards

Aug 2, 20132 min read

Not ‘theories of change’ but ‘theories of how change happens’

Theory of Change has become a buzzword across the development industry. It is a new tool in the toolbox that consultants use for...