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Dec 16, 2024 · The Devpolicy Blog is based at the Development Policy Centre, Crawford School of Public Policy, College of Asia and the Pacific, The Australian National University.
Development cooperation in a contested world
Dec 5, 2024 · This blog is an edited version of the Mitchell Oration delivered at the 2024 Australasian AID Conference on December 5.. The traditional framework for development cooperation is being challenged today in multiple ways, going well beyond just geopolitical contestation between major powers.
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Development as a tool of statecraft - Devpolicy Blog from the ...
Cameron Hill described Australia’s new development policy as Labor’s turn to statecraft on this blog – referencing the policy’s explicit identification of development as “one of our tools of statecraft”. In addition, he cited remarks at the launch from Foreign Minister Penny Wong on the need “to deploy all of our national power – all tools of statecraft”, and from Minister ...
Australian aid: no looking back? - Devpolicy Blog from the …
Lisa Denney highlights one of the central themes of Australia’s 2023 International Development Policy in a recent and thoughtful contribution to this blog: its seeming ambivalence on the causes and consequences of change. As Denney observes, this is important given that development is all about change, how it happens and, in the case of aid, how outsiders might best support it.
Development partnership plans: pitfalls and potential
A key element of the Australian government’s new international development policy, released in August last year, was the promise to revitalise the regional and country strategy process through new “development partnership plans” (DPPs) which will all be finalised in the course of 2024.. According to the performance and delivery framework …
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