Duncan Green

@fp2p

Links/RTs from LSE Prof in Practice/ Oxfam Strategic Adviser. Usual disclaimers. Run FP2P development blog

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Joined January 2010

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    13 Dec 2017

    In academic seminars, 'Men are > 2.5 times more likely to pose questions to the speakers.This male skew was observable only in those seminars in which a man asked first question. When a woman did so, gender split disappeared'. CHAIRS PLEASE NOTE FIRST Q TO A WOMAN - EVERY TIME.

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  2. Apr 17

    Development Nutshell: round-up (17m) of FP2P posts, w/b 12th April via

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  3. Apr 16

    London, the xxxxing gauntlet has been thrown down.

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    Read for thought 🤔💭: "While most of effective leadership traits are well known to many donors, it’s surprising how few development programmes are explicitly designed to support leaders to devise country-led reforms." from by

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  5. Retweeted
    Apr 15

    Tweeps - looking for researched case studies of *internal* advocacy in NGOs. Where individuals/a group who are not the boss/senior management have brought about change in organizational policies/practices in their own organizations and how they did it. Any links?

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  6. Apr 15

    Lots of great suggestions - more please!

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  7. Retweeted
    Apr 15

    📢 Join us for the inaugural Wollstonecraft Society Lecture with and , Despite a savage pandemic, economic downturn, there is a counter-story of community building, education, optimism and hope. ⏰ 6pm 📆 28/04 📝

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    Apr 14

    Does Local Advocacy look different in Fragile/Conflict affected places? Today's upsums new ebook by Wenny Ho Edwige Marty and Peter Tamas

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    Apr 15

    A powerful episode from the student led podcast series - and interview with Margarita and Fardida from Threads of Hope (Cairo) on the importance of creating social enterprises that focus on women’s empowerment. 🎧 Listen here:

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  10. Retweeted
    Apr 14

    This is a scandal. World Bank forcing poor countries to impose stricter regulatory standards on COVID vaccines than rich countries are using — potentially blocking use of Chinese or Russian vaccines, and for now, even Astra Zeneca.

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  11. Apr 15

    Oxford/AstraZeneca Covid vaccine research ‘was 97% publicly funded’. And the other vaccines?

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    Apr 14

    👇Good beginner's guide to "the most serious controversy about government lobbying and cronyism for years" by Nice understatement in response to the Q: "What are the main concerns about all this?" A: "There are several"

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  13. Apr 15

    Tweeps - looking for researched case studies of *internal* advocacy in NGOs. Where individuals/a group who are not the boss/senior management have brought about change in organizational policies/practices in their own organizations and how they did it. Any links?

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    Apr 14

    When a single cartoon sums up decades of data

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  16. Apr 14

    Does Local Advocacy look different in Fragile/Conflict affected places? Today's upsums new ebook by Wenny Ho Edwige Marty and Peter Tamas

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  17. Apr 14

    Why we need a Localization Index – and how it could look.

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  18. Apr 14

    Lockdown's clearly being getting to big Mick. EAZY SLEAZY — Mick Jagger with Dave Grohl — Lyric video via

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  19. Apr 14

    Beyond political will – how leadership makes a difference on water and sanitation. In today's introduces his new paper for .

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    Apr 14

    My blog on political will in WASH. Why and how the WASH sector needs to think differently about political leadership when it comes to programming, policymaking and advocacy A thread... 1/ of 9

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  21. Apr 14

    'According to a study of 3m employees at 21,500 companies in September by Harvard Business School, they worked longer hours, dealt with more emails and attended more meetings (a dubious measure of productivity) when the pandemic struck and work first shifted online.'

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