TWP Community of Practice meeting, London, January 2014

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If you want to persuade decision makers to use evidence, does capacity building help? Maybe, if we think and work politically when trying to promote evidence use. https://t.co/cd08cVjGZB @DLProg

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"Balance short and long-term political considerations and align political and economic incentives within key sectors." The Jobs Gap: Making Inclusive Growth Work in Africa advocates for politically-smart market-based sector development: https://t.co/mpF9zEgDYf

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How to find surprising development successes. New @DLProg paper developing more rigorous methodology to identify and understand outliers. nb all positive deviance fans @guijti https://t.co/6ojwBQw7e1

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"We must support reformers, giving them diplomatic cover & legitimation required to push through changes that threaten to upset debilitating status quos. And acknowledge their actions & successes are unlikely to be measurable within five-year programme spans." #globaldev #SDGs https://t.co/V5iovVB8Pv

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Supported by the UK Department for International Development and the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
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