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GDNet presentation skills training for Awards and Medals finalists to...
Being an influential researcher requires you to be good at research – of course that goes without saying – but also an excellent communicator! As basic as it sounds, it is often the reason why robust...
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Winning…the hooray feeling!
What makes compelling communications? What is human about ourselves is what makes us passionate about our work, and ourselves. The way we present our work, and ourselves shapes how people think and...
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How to win an online and offline audience
The second day of the Awards and Medals Training Workshop covered more ground in terms of the do’s and don’ts of presentations and how to effectively handle and win your audience. Starting with a brief...
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“Karibu!!”
For Africa’s health, economic growth and poverty reduction welfare Africa is a wonderful, beautiful, exciting continent and offers amazing experiences and adventures. However, these experiences are...
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Fighting Human Trafficking: GDN funds Innovative Development Projects
“This is a cross-post based on GDN’s Feature Story, “Fighting Human Trafficking: GDN funds Innovative Development Projects”. The post is based on the GDN 13th Annual Conference Awards and Medals...
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Changing mindsets and policy priorities: Can growth and inequality reduction...
“This is a cross post based on GDN’s President Pierre Jacquet’s Op-Ed on the GDN 14th annual Conference, taking place in Manila, Philippines. The conference theme is “Inequality, Social Protection and...
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Communicating Competitors
By Simon Bordenave Global Development Awards and Medals Competition (AMC) is a unique competition for promoting research on development and scaling up innovative projects. The competition aims to...
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The policymakers’ take and advice on research communication challenges
Any story has two sides. Research communication is no different; there are researchers and there are decision makers.. In developing countries, however, there is more to the challenge than a bridge...
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