In case you missed the last session in June with Angelika Budjan and Md. Abu Bakar Siddiq on "Broken Promises: The Impact of Sudden Aid Cuts", you can check its summary on our website 3dseminar.net

Missed last session on “Broken Promises: The Impact of Sudden Aid Cuts” with Angelika Budjan and Md. Abu Bakar Siddiq? Here are the speakers' key messages 👇

In yesterday's seminar, our speakers, Angelika Budjan and Md. Abu Bakar Siddiq, discussed the consequences of abrupt foreign aid cuts and their impact on vulnerable populations. The session began with a poll asking the audience: “What do you see as the biggest long-term consequence of the cuts?”

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In case you missed the last session in May with Ghassan Baliki and Sahar El Hachem on "Reducing and Preventing Violence Against Women in Syria", you can check its summary on our website 3dseminar.net

Missed yesterday's session on “Reducing and Preventing Violence Against Women in Syria” with Sahar El Hachem and Ghassan Baliki? Here are the speakers' key messages 👇

In today’s seminar, our speakers, Ghassan Baliki and Sahar El Hachem, discussed strategies to reduce and prevent violence against women in Syria. The session started with a poll question on key actors in such programs. The results reflected the speakers’ multifaceted evaluation.

On June 26, the 3D Seminar will continue with Angelika Budjan (University of Stuttgart) and Md Abu Bakar Siddiq (Tetra Tech), who will discuss the implications of sudden cuts in international aid for development cooperation and affected communities. Register at: listserv.gwdg.de/mailman/list...

Our next seminar will be held on May 22nd, at 3pm (UTC+2). Ghassan Baliki (ISDC) and Sahar El Hachem (FCDO) will discuss strategies for reducing and preventing violence against women in Syria. Register at: listserv.gwdg.de/mailman/list...

In our last dialogue, Daniela Krahl (BMZ) and HyunAh Yi (IDOS) discussed current challenges in global energy access. In case you missed the session, you can check its summary on our website (3dseminar.net) and the speakers' key messages below.

In last week’s seminar, our speakers, Daniela Krahl and HyunAh Yi, discussed challenges in global energy access. The session started with two poll questions asking the audience how many people still live without electricity and what role energy policies play in building sustainable energy systems.

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Our next seminar will be held on April 24th, at 3pm (UTC+2). Daniela Krahl (BMZ) and Hyunah Yi (IDOS) will discuss the challenges of electricity access as a catalyst for sustainable development. Register at: listserv.gwdg.de/mailman/list...

We are happy to announce our summer program, starting on April 24th! In each session, one researcher and one practitioner will discuss key topics in development policy. If you want to receive updated information about the upcoming seminars, sign up at: listserv.gwdg.de/mailman/list...

In our last session, Jan Börner and Raymond Achu Samndong discussed global carbon markets, with a particular focus on credibility issues and impacts on local communities. If you missed it, check the summary at 3dseminar.net and the speakers' key messages below.

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Our next session will be held on next Thursday! Jan Börner (Uni Bonn) and Raymond Achu Samndong (Tenure Facility) will discuss global #carbonmarkets, with a particular focus on avoided-deforestation projects and #REDD+. Register at: listserv.gwdg.de/mailman/list...

In our last session, Annette Niederfranke and Eric Edmonds discussed child labor and explored its drivers, the role of poverty, and the effectiveness of policies to reduce it. If you missed it, check the summary at 3dseminar.net and the speakers' key messages below.

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Our next session will be held on next Thursday! Annette Niederfranke (ILO) and Eric Edmonds (Dartmouth) will discuss child labor, exploring its drivers, the role of poverty, and the effectiveness of policies to reduce it. Register at: listserv.gwdg.de/mailman/list...

In our last session, Gunnar Hesch and Dominik Naeher discussed agricultural innovations to cope with climate change and presented an intervention to increase its adoption. If you missed it, check the summary at 3dseminar.net and the speakers' key messages below.

Today’s seminar kicked off with a poll on barriers to agricultural innovation for Indian farmers. The case study presented by Gunnar Hesch and Dominik Naeher confirmed that lack of information is a major constraint.

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Our next session will be held on next Thursday! Gunnar Hesch (GIZ) and Dominik Naeher (University of Goettingen) will discuss agricultural innovations, presenting the results of an experimental intervention conducted in India. Register at: listserv.gwdg.de/mailman/list...

On our last dialogue, Lara White (IOM) and Suresh Naidu (Columbia University) discussed the weaknesses and opportunities related to guest worker programs. In case you missed it, you can check the session summary on our website and the key messages of the speakers below.

In today's seminar, we asked the audience to what extent they would recommend guest worker programs to manage migration. Lara White and Suresh Naidu discussed their advantages and disadvantages, showing in which aspects and under which circumstances they can be positive.

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Have you missed out on our last seminar? The session summary, along with the presentation slides are available on the 3D webpage! (3dseminar.net) Also, don't forget to register and participate in our next session tomorrow!

Our next session will be held on October 24th! Lara White (IOM) and Suresh Naidu (Columbia University) will discuss the opportunities and challenges related to guest worker programs. To participate online, register at: listserv.gwdg.de/mailman/list...

Last week, we had our first hybrid session as part of the Homecoming Event. We were honoured to have Axel Dreher (Uni Heidelberg), Jochen Kluve (KfW), and Peter Krahl (BMZ), discussing the measurement of development effectiveness amidst shifting geopolitics.

In our last seminar, we started the discussion on aid effectiveness by asking the audience what they believe should be the priorities of German development cooperation. Our online and in-person participants were very engaged and you can check the results of this quick-off poll below!

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Next Friday we will have the next 3D session! Axel Dreher (Uni Heidelberg), Jochen Kluve (KfW) and Peter Krahl (BMZ) will discuss development effectiveness in times of shifting geopolitics To participate online, register at: listserv.gwdg.de/mailman/list...

We are happy to announce the 3D seminar autumn/winter program! Exceptionally, we will host a hybrid session, at the Homecoming 2024, organised by the Göttingen School of Development Economics. Sign up to receive information on the upcoming seminars: listserv.gwdg.de/mailman/list...

Check out the key messages of the presentations given at last week's seminar, by the speakers Rachel Glennerster and Titus Syengo.

Today's seminar started with the following kick-off questions to the audience. While most of the public correctly guessed that 84% of Zambia's children are enrolled in primary school, only 19% have the correct perception that enrollment rates are even among boys and girls today.

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The next 3D Seminar will be held on July 25th! Rachel Glennerster and Titus Syengo will discuss cost-effective ways to improve literacy and numeracy in LMICs, introducing the experience of Teaching at the Right Level Africa. You can register at: listserv.gwdg.de/mailman/list...

In last week's seminar, Stefan Dercon and Jonas Heirman discussed the importance of being early in humanitarian responses to climate disasters. Check below the key messages of the speakers.

In today's seminar, Jonas Heirman and Stefan Dercon discussed humanitarian aid in climate disaster contexts. The session started with a poll asking the audience which aspects of humanitarian assistance design they believe to be significantly relevant for increasing effectiveness.

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The next 3D Seminar will be held on June 27th! Stefan Dercon and Jonas Heirman will discuss the results of cash transfer programs to help flood-prone households cope with climate shocks. Subscribe to our mailing list: listserv.gwdg.de/mailman/list...

In last week's seminar, Tania Cernuschi and Mushfiq Mobarak discussed the main constraints to vaccination in rural and remote areas. Below, you can check their key messages.

In today's seminar, we asked the audience what they believe to be the main challenges for universal vaccination. In the following, @mushfiq-econ.bsky.social (Yale University) and Tania Cernuschi (WHO) showed that vaccine hesitancy is not among the main obstacles to vaccination in LMIC.

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Our next Seminar will be held on June 6! @mushfiq-econ.bsky.social (Yale University) and Tania Cernuschi (WHO) will discuss the constraints to vaccination, bringing the experience of an RCT conducted in Sierra Leone. To participate, you can subscribe at: listserv.gwdg.de/mailman/list...

In last week's seminar, Thomas Eekhout, Markus Frölich, and Nathalie Vernhes discussed the challenges and lessons from technical and vocational training in Africa. If you missed the session, you can check below the key messages of the speakers.

Do you believe that economically empowering the youth is a good strategy for preventing irregular migration? Today's seminar started by proposing this question to the audience! In case you missed it, follow our next posts to check the session's summary and slides!

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Our next seminar will be held on April 25th, at 3pm (UTC+2). Thomas Eekhout, Markus Frölich and Nathalie Vernhes will discuss the impact of European Union Emergency Trust Fund investments in the Horn of Africa, Sahel and Lake Chad. Register at: listserv.gwdg.de/mailman/list...