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Indonesia’s PISA results show need to use education resources more efficiently

ByArnaldo Pellini 22/12/2016 education systems
What are we learning when we learn about Problem Driven Iterative Adaptation (PDIA)? (Part I)

What are we learning when we learn about Problem Driven Iterative Adaptation (PDIA)? (Part I)

ByArnaldo Pellini 05/12/2016 adaptive development
Indonesia’s knowledge sector is catching up, but a large gap persists

Indonesia’s knowledge sector is catching up, but a large gap persists

ByArnaldo Pellini 18/11/2016 systems thinking
On demand and use of evidence in policy making: very interesting experiences from South Africa

On demand and use of evidence in policy making: very interesting experiences from South Africa

ByArnaldo Pellini 10/11/2016 knowledge to policy
Ten years have passed since the Stern Review on the Economics of Climate Change: how are we doing?

Ten years have passed since the Stern Review on the Economics of Climate Change: how are we doing?

ByArnaldo Pellini 03/11/2016 political economy

The ‘demand’ side of evidence-based policy making: why and how. Two great days of discussion and sharing in London

ByArnaldo Pellini 17/10/2016 knowledge to policy
The latest World University Rankings is out: how are Indonesia Universities doing?

The latest World University Rankings is out: how are Indonesia Universities doing?

ByArnaldo Pellini 23/09/2016 education systems
What does data innovation mean for traditional social science research?

What does data innovation mean for traditional social science research?

ByArnaldo Pellini 22/09/2016 knowledge to policy
Tolkien\’s words from the past are still today\’s words.

Tolkien’s words from the past are still today’s words.

ByArnaldo Pellini 19/09/2016 political economy