Politics matters, so what? Time for bigger bets (and more learning) on adaptive programming

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  By Alan Hudson, Executive Director, Global Integrity, July 26, 2016 Politics matters. Context too. And blueprints have limited value. Our strategy is based on these insights, so we’re totally on board. A World Development Report (WDR) that puts power and politics center-stage, and that focuses more on function rather than form and best-fit rather than…

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The World Bank’s Governance Agenda: Learning to deliver sustainable development results?

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  by Alan Hudson, Executive Director, Global Integrity July 13, 2016 There has been concern for many months in the governance and development community, in Washington DC and beyond, about the commitment of the World Bank to the governance agenda, and particularly to openness and inclusion. The gap in leadership within the World Bank’s Governance…

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Learning to Open Government: New Evidence to Inform the OGP’s Efforts to Make Change Happen

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  By Florencia Guerzovich and Michael Moses June 15, 2016 Global Integrity is excited to present the results of “Learning to Open Government,” a first of its kind examination of how the Open Government Partnership is playing out in practice in five countries: Albania, Costa Rica, Mexico, the Philippines, and Tanzania. We did not evaluate…

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Mapping Adaptive Learning Initiatives

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By Dave Algoso and Alan Hudson, Executive Director, June 9, 2016 Adaptive learning—people and organizations trying to address problems, reflecting on their effectiveness, revising their approach and trying again—is often how change happens. And supporting processes of adaptive learning that are focused on governance reform is the focus of Global Integrity’s strategy. So, we’ve been…

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