Rohingya, Religion, Response: Part Two
Some of the most devastating wars in history have been fought in the name of religion. It is...
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Tag: International Development
Ethnic Cleansing in a Nobel Laureate’s Backyard
Aung San Suu Kyi’s Complicity in the Persecution of Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar In 1991, Aung San...
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A Pro-Women Opportunity for U.S. Policymakers
Photo: USAID. This op-ed was first published on The Hill on March 8, 2017. Authors: Catherine...
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The Moving Parts of Sanitation
Sanitation work is often hard to define. It is not clear whether you should specifically be...
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Making Maps for Data Driven Decisions
During my internship with the Center for Accelerating Innovation and Impact (CII) in the Global...
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Assessing Peace Corps Senegal’s Monitoring and Evaluation Process
From the barren Sahel desert of northern Senegal to the lush forests of Kedougou in the south,...
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Limited Impact: Questioning Impact Investment
Last week, the Net Impact chapter at UT’s McCombs School of Business hosted a summit on “Business...
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Doing Well and Doing Good: The Business for Good Summit
The McCombs School of Business Net Impact Chapter is hosting its 6th annual summit on business and...
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Special Interview: Nina Munk on Jeffrey Sachs and the Millennium Villages Project
Stay in policy school long enough and you’ll notice the growing tendency to treat every problem as...
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World Bank Report Misses Needed Substantive Analysis for Crowdfunding’s Potential in the Developing World
Recently (October, 2013), InfoDev, a program of the World Bank, commissioned a study on...
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