Welcome to the Development Posts!

These posts feature commentaries by Development Centre experts and guests, writing individually or jointly on the research, schools of thought, policy implications and trends, defining today’s most pressing development challenges.

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• Partnering with philanthropy to optimise a country’s resources: Mexico’s case
• Emilie Romon

• An Action Plan for the SDGs
• Doug Frantz

• Global Skill Partnerships: A proposal for technical training in a mobile world
  Michael Clemens
  
  
• Building a GPS for the SDGs: The OECD’s data response to the SDGs
• Martine Durand
  
  
•  SDG data discussion: what next?
• Johannes Jütting 

• The SDGs are here... Now what?
• Helen Clark

• On Deaton and development: consumption, poverty and well-being
• Marcelo Neri

• Gender discrimination in social institutions and long-term growth
• Gabriela Ramos
  
  
•  Pourquoi ont-ils coupé l’Afrique en deux ?
• Laurent Bossard

• EU-Latin America: Post-Occidental relationship?
• Benita Ferrero-Waldner

• How middle class are middle-income households in Latin America?
• Ángel Melguizo and Nora Lustig

• How will the world raise the $4 trillion needed to pay for the SDGs and can philanthropy help?
• Sam Parker

• Hacia una nueva asociación América Latina y China
• Mario Pezzini and Angel Melguizo
  
  
• Appeasement Politics of Delhi’s Urban Governance
• Shailaja Chandra

• La paradoja latina: un ejemplo del enfoque de la OCDE hacia el bienestar
• Mario Pezzini and Martine Durand
  
  
• Bringing the Blue Skies Back to Beijing: How the Private Sector Can Green Growth in China
• Kate Eklin and Myriam Gregoire-Zawilski 

• Are the SGDs a major reboot or a sequel to the MDGs?
• Jan Vandemoortele

• India's Development Tug-of-War: Which side will win?
• Shailaja Chandra

• Can the G20 make a difference for development?
• Federico Bonaglia
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• African cities can be actors of structural transformation
• Arthur Minsat
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• The Narrative of Development Has Changed 
• Mario Pezzini

• Opinion: Starting with Africa
• Erastus J. O. Mwencha and Mario Pezzini
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• The EU Social Protection Systems Programme – a joint effort towards the SDGs
  Stefano Signore
  
  
• Is migration good for development? Wrong question!
  David Khoudour
  
  
• Measuring discrimination will bring the gender equality global goal a step closer
  Keiko Nowacka
  
  
• How the private sector can advance development
  Lorenzo Pavone

• The SDGs call for a revitalised global partnership: What should we do differently this time 
  Nicola Harrington
  
  
• Industrial Policy: Not a bad word 
  Annalisa Primi
  
  
• More than money: Optimising philanthropy’s potential to fast-track development
  Bathylle Missika

• Call for Comments: Maximising development outcomes from natural resources through public-private collaboration
  Lahra Liberti
  
  
• How to make the SDGs walk the talk about gender equality and women’s empowerment
  Keiko Nowacka
  
  
• How to continue the shifting wealth momentum
  Carl Dahlman and Martin Wermelinger

• Don't just pay lip service to migrants' contributions – back them with policies
  David Khoudour
  
  
• Social protection: Worldwide priority, local solutions
  Alexandre Kolev

• Closing the gap on youth well-being
  Alexandre Kolev
  
  
• Getting ready for the next wave: Towards a more dynamic and inclusive Latin America
  Mario Pezzini and Angel Melguizo  

• Africa, a European Priority
  Mario Pezzini and Romano Prodi