Catégorie : Project, Partnership, good work

• ICCDA aims at encouraging and faciliating international cooperation in the fields of research, education and communciation by creating concrete inter-reginal cooperation between institutes and working groups, discussing issues of interest to all member associations, establishing links between ICCDA associations and international organisations. It develops South-South and North-South collaboration through its network.
• ICCDA members … (full text about).

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Address: Institut de hautes études internationales et du développement / The Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Rue de Lausanne 132, P.O. Box 136, CH – 1211 Geneva 21, Switzerland;
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Programme EXEMPLE (2010/02) – Launch of Global South Scholar-In-Residence Programme (by the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies IHEID):  Continuer la lecture de « Inter-regional Coordinating Committee of Development Associations ICCDA »

building awareness of the market anarchist alternative – Linked on our blogs with Citizens United — Is the Gas Pedal Stuck? and with Molinari Institute.

• The Center for a Stateless Society is a project of the Molinari Institute USA and dedicated to building public awareness of, and support for, market anarchism. We provide news commentary, related analysis and original research from our unique perspective, serving as a market anarchist media center …
• Staff: … (full text about the Center).

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About Market Anarchism /see also on Molinari Insitute, USA: Market Anarchism is the doctrine that the legislative, adjudicative, and protective functions unjustly and inefficiently monopolised by the coercive State should be entirely turned over to the voluntary, consensual forces of market society. Continuer la lecture de « Center for a Stateless Society C4SS »

Linked on our blogs with Karsten Weitzenegger Consulting, and with Karsten Weitzenegger – Germany. Picked up on Weitzenegger’s Newsletter.

CPRC is an international partnership of universities, research institutes and NGOs established in 2000 with initial funding from the UK’s Department for International Development DFID. Many organisations work to address poverty issues, but what distinguishes CPRC is its focus on persistent or chronic poverty. The program is currently on its Phase 3 stage, where important work on thematic research, policy analysis and policy engagement are carried out … (about).

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Address: CPRC, c/o Institute for Development Policy and Management, School of Environment and Development, University of Manchester, Humanities Bridgeford Street, Manchester, M13 9PL, UK;
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About /CPRC’s agenda: Well over a billion people – about a fifth of the world’s population – live in absolute poverty. Continuer la lecture de « Chronic Poverty Research Centre »

Linked on our blogs with Karsten Weitzenegger Consulting, and with Karsten Weitzenegger – Germany. Picked up on Weitzenegger’s Newsletter.
Linked also with Analysis of the In-Depth Interviews in Kenya.

The Knowledge Brokers’ Forum (KBF) is a collaborative space to promote knowledge sharing and dissemination on knowledge brokering (KB) and the role of intermediaries in international development. Our aim is to foster a global community of peers interested in KB from a diversity of sectors and practices, consolidate information and resources on intermediaries and help promote experiences and refine practices in knowledge brokering and knowledge translation (KT) … (about 1/2).

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About 2/2 … /What can you do on KBF?  Continuer la lecture de « Knowledge Brokers’ Forum KBF »

Linked on our blogs with Karsten Weitzenegger Consulting, and with Karsten Weitzenegger – Germany. Picked up on Weitzenegger’s Newsletter.

Capacity4dev.eu is a growing online community for development practitioners. This interactive platform was set up by EuropeAid to enhance knowledge through the exchange of practices on effective international cooperation. Capacity4dev.eu provides an open forum for all commission staff, partner countries, other donors, researchers and civil society representatives to share ideas and expertise … (about 1/2).

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About 2/2: … Capacity4dev.eu was originally set up to support a comprehensive reform, called the Backbone Strategy on « Reforming Technical Cooperation (TC) and Project Implementation Units (PIU) », launched in July 2008. The platform has since expanded to incorporate a host of topic areas relevant to the development community.  Continuer la lecture de « capacity4dev.eu – Connecting the Development Community »