Tag: Papua New Guinea

Boundary riding, dual worlds and critical friends: reflections from the field

On By laviniatyrrelIn Aid and Development Policy, doing development differently, Governance, Indonesia, Opinion, Papua New GuineaLeave a comment

Ayesha from Papua New Guinea and Lilis from Indonesia* I sat down with Ayesha and Lilis (two rising stars from Abt-managed Australian Government funded aid projects in Indonesia and PNG) and said “tell me something interesting”. I was not disappointed. I was stuck by Ayesha’s idea of 'boundary riding’. Ayehsa – herself an Australian-Papua New …

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Facilities deserve a place in development

On By jacquidelacyIn Aid and Development Policy, OpinionLeave a comment

By Jacqui de Lacy *This blog was also published simultaneously by Devpolicy on 13 November 2017. There are many ways to build a house.  One way is to choose your own architect, surveyor, plumber, electrician, carpenter….  You will get your family a great house, but it will take lots of your time, progress may be …

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