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The future of aid and what next-gen aid jobs might look like

March 12, 2025
Thinking about a career in international development? Duncan Green explores the future of the aid sector and the prospects for those who want to work in it…  This post is adapted from his shiny new blog about activism, influencing and change, hosted by the LSE.
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Why Faith-Based Organizations are particularly well suited to ‘Doing Development Differently’

May 18, 2017
Last week, I went in to talk How Change Happens with a bunch of CEOs and other senior staff from major Catholic aid agencies, including CAFOD, the first development outfit foolish enough to give me a job back in the 90s. We covered a lot of the standard ground – the results agenda, private sector approaches to innovation, the future
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Religion and Development: what are the links? Why should we care?

October 27, 2011
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