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Should you keep innovating as a programme matures? Dilemmas from (another) ground-breaking accountability programme in Tanzania

October 16, 2013
Certain countries seem to produce more than their share of great programmes. Vietnam is one, and Tanzania appears to be another. After the much-blogged-on Twaweza workshop in Tanzania last week, I headed up North to visit the Chukua Hatua accountability programme. It’s one of my favourites among Oxfam’s governance work, not least because it has a really top notch theory of
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What can the aid business learn from Google v Death?

September 20, 2013
Benjamin Franklin famously said ‘nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes’. Google begs to differ. On both. First it becomes a byword for tax avoidance, and now it’s taking on death too, according to an article on Time Magazine’s techland blog. Time interviewed Google CEO Larry Page on the latest in a growing line of bonkers
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African techno-euphoria and the origins of Kenyan mobile exceptionalism

August 30, 2012
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Do research funders have to chose between rigour, innovation and impact?

March 9, 2012
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Three top books on Innovation: what lessons for development agencies?

February 9, 2012
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Random highlights of a week in Tanzania (workshop dancing, hyenas v goats, cricket attack – that kind of thing)

May 26, 2011
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