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"Conservation is intimately about governance." - Kyle Rearick, Forestry and Biodiversity Advisor @USAID kicks us off with opening remarks on the importance of cross-sectoral integration among sectors with #biodiversity #conservation to achieve development goals.
Join us now to hear from experts @skl09, @RachelKleinfeld @CarnegieEndow, & @anthronrm about the challenges of “thinking and working politically”:https://bit.ly/2SGv2z0
.@RachelKleinfeld @CarnegieEndow has written that there’s a problem with picking the “best intervention.” She discussed what's wrong with undertaking a planned intervention that has been shown to work best.
In her monograph: “Improving Development Aid Design and Evaluation: Plan for Sailboats, not Trains” @RachelKleinfeld explains that it is assumed that development models move like trains, in one direction with stops along the way, but always moving forward.
Instead of trains, she argues that the development projects that require policy action need to have a crew to move them forward. You judge a good crew as to whether it can understand the conditions to move towards the goal and navigate accordingly.
Why is thinking and working politically, and political economy analysis important for biodiversity? @anthronrm highlights the importance of understanding #biodiversity and the importance of trust in building #conservation.
Timing, teams, and tools are what @skl09 said helps reduce the silo-ed thinking in political economy analysis and advance work on #biodiversity and improved #environmental governance
As development practices have moved towards evidence-based decision-making, the work on political economy is vital. - @skl09 on exploring tools like data outside of the field research comfort zone i.e. social network data should be considered to advance projects.
What are the soft skills needed to advance the thinking and working politically landscape? @RachelKleinfeld said removing the acronyms and understanding, "Who’s with you, against you, and by your side."
Other soft skills worth emphasizing in the thinking while working politically framework @anthronrm:
1. Humility
2. Listening
3. Understanding the reaction to an action
4. Trust
5. Understanding power interests
We get to leave, but the people on our projects do not. First and foremost do no harm and power analysis are starting points for this work - @skl09
Our Q&A is starting now! Please send in your questions to ecsp@wilsoncenter.org.https://www.wilsoncenter.org/event/building-bridges-cross-sectoral-approaches-biodiversity-conservation-governance-natural …
To achieve outcomes at scale while building trust with stakeholders from communities up to national government officials, @anthronrm mentions the "scale of the scale approach" and using networks to reach the necessary level.
Key themes from today’s event from Derik Brinkerhoff @RTI_Intl:
- The interconnectedness of biodiversity with politicals
- Connections from local to global level
- Contextual factors to account for when working on development projects
- How are we navigating the sailboat?
Thank you for joining us! A special thank you to @USAID for this partnership and to our distinguished panel! ICYMI the webcast will be available within the next 24 hours:https://bit.ly/2SGv2z0
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