“Inviting those you want to influence to be part of the research process itself … helps generate their ownership of the research findings and incentivises them to be part of the solution,” say Jane Lonsdale & Joanne Choe. @WeAreDTGlobal #GenderEquality devpolicy.org/thinking-and-w…

Explore key findings from the DLP project 'Disability Leadership in Indonesia' in this paper by Lis Jackson, Ekawati Liu, Ishak Salim, Cucu Saidah, Joni Yulianto, Nur Syarif Ramadhan, Yuyun Yuningsih, Robandi, Surya Sahetapy, Sen Sendjaya & Erin Wilson dlprog.org/publications/r…

Tonight marks the release of our new research brief, "Finding self, leading others: Leadership journeys of persons with disabilities in Indonesia". Don't want to miss it? Join our newsletter and be the first to see: eepurl.com/gyOWhP

Many grassroots women in #Indonesia and #SriLanka would make excellent political candidates, but few successfully contest elections. What barriers do they face and how can these be overcome? Check out our new paper: dlprog.org/publications/r…

For school leadership in the Pacific Islands, leading is as much about community relationships as it is skills in teaching, learning or management. New paper: dlprog.org/publications/r…

This week on The Intel we asked the experts: What’s the next step in encouraging research-informed policy? Explore responses from: 👉 DLP's @UjjwalKrishna96 👉 Our own Bridi Rice 👉 ANU's Patrick Kilby devintelligencelab.com/intel/25may2023

IHSSC's @UjjwalKrishna96 in Development Intelligence Lab's The Intel: While impact-focused researchers may contextualise and frame their findings strategically, the incentive structures of academics working in universities are misaligned with the needs of policymakers. devintelligencelab.com/intel/25may2023

Happy to join Bridi Rice and Patrick Kilby in responding to the question: 'What’s the next step in encouraging research-informed policy?' posed by Development Intelligence Lab's The Intel this week. Read our full responses here: devintelligencelab.com/intel/25may2023 DLP Chris Roche La Trobe University - Politics, Media & Philosophy ANU College of Arts & Social Sciences

How do leaders with disability, who are often stigmatised in society, overcome barriers to help drive social change in Indonesia? New DLP paper looks at their experiences: dlprog.org/publications/r… P. Surya P. Sahetapy

On The Intel, we asked Indiana High School Baseball Coverage & DLP's @UjjwalKrishna96 what the next step is in encouraging research-informed policy. His take? The new policy is an opportunity to align incentive structures of academics & policymakers, including Pacific experts. devintelligencelab.com/intel/25may2023

New DLP paper out! To support Pacific education, donors must understand how school leadership is embedded in community relationships, obligations and legitimacy. Check it out: dlprog.org/publications/r…

Why is it so important for leadership development to understand the context behind the context? New DLP blog looks at education as an example: dlprog.org/opinions/the-c…