TWP Community of Practice meeting, London, January 2014

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Looking forward to turning this into a creative ‘ignite’ presentation at the @AESociety conference on Thursday. Monitoring and evaluation for adaptive programming https://t.co/Nezi6orcQb #AES2018 #adaptdev #twp @DLProg

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Walking the adaptive talk - Lisa Denney of @IHSSC on flexible, adaptive and TWP programming in practice #globaldev https://t.co/2sI5hAzy3k

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What motivates leaders to strengthen state capacity?

1) Existential threats (reform or lose power) create incentives

but also

2) Political stability (long-term horizons)

and

3) Belief that such reforms will secure their power

https://t.co/OBh14AtwYS #Lagos #Nigeria

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Registration for our free PDIA online course is open! – Building State Capability | Blog https://t.co/pprLTERGLw

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