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Summaries of recent books and publications related to the topic of development produced by INTPA Trainees as part of a knowledge sharing initiative by INTPA.D4 (Knowledge Management sector).

This document is a summary of the chapter 7, written by Sope Williams-Elegbe, of the book "Research Handbook on Global Governance, Business and Human Rights" (eds. Axel Marx, Geert van Calster, Jan Wouters with Kari Otteburn and Diana Lica), published by Edward Elgar Publishing in March 2022.

This document is a summary of a risk report on Afghanistan published by ACAPS in September 2022.

The aim of this interactive coffee session is to present UNESCO’s International Bureau of Education (IBE) and its achievements under the project "Transforming Curriculum and Pedagogy for Inclusive Quality Learning and Sustainable Futures." This will be an opportunity to learn about how IBE can support our work and contribute to educational transformation.

Join this webinar for an overview of the available features for contractors in the Funding and Tenders Portal.

This webinar aims to provide EFSD+ investment officers with practical knowledge and tools to understand the role of gender bonds and motivate them to take an active role in helping spur the growth of this innovative financial instrument to bolster women’s empowerment and meet crucial sustainable development targets.

With 2023 moving fast, we take a moment to share with you our achievements in 2022. If we look at the numbers, the EU International Partnerships Academy continued to grow last year. We increased our portfolio with new learning resources and new learning methods, we participated at various public events where we could meet our followers and we continued to be there for the development community. We want to thank our users for taking the Satisfaction Survey last year and we invite you all to discover the Academy last year’s highlights in the report below.

This article provides a macro-sociological analysis of the rise and transformation of entrepreneurship as an ideology in international development discourse over time.

The goal of a better world for all seems harder to reach, with new budgetary pressures, demands to provide regional and global public goods, elevated humanitarian needs, and increasingly complex political settings.

Dear colleagues,