Author Archives: alanhudson

Dear Friends and Colleagues, After eight years in the role, I am into my final few days as Executive Director of Global Integrity. Yesterday, the Winter solstice where I sit, felt like a good day to close one chapter and … Continue reading →

Africa CDC, ARC launch COVID-19 modelling tool for Africa – Africa CDC Democratizing Innovation by Dani Rodrik – Project Syndicate Scream If You Want to Go Faster! Why Government Technology Needs (Much) Better Governance | by Rachel Coldicutt | The … Continue reading →

After six years living in Washington DC, I am moving back to Brighton, England, in a couple of weeks’ time and wanted to share the news, particularly in a context where saying farewell to friends in person is somewhat problematic. … Continue reading →

Making aid payments conditional on results has intuitive appeal and is an idea that has been given a lot of attention in aid-world in recent years, with the Center for Global Development leading the charge. The tide now seems to … Continue reading →

FtM Mapping – IFAI – 9 March 2015

A shorter version of this appeared on the ONE Campaign blog in May 2011 with the title “Bucks, bangs and governance”, but has been lost to the internet gremlins. Dean Karlan and Jacob Appel’s “More than good intentions: How a … Continue reading →

Comments provided to the Africa All-Party Parliamentary Group, 10th July 2013 as part of their inquiry into Democracy and Development 1. Democracy matters for development. Democracy may not be necessary for economic growth – Rwanda and Ethiopia are perhaps the … Continue reading →