Could a peacekeeping mission help #Afghanistan? This article written by Charli Carpenter of the University of Massachusetts-Amherst argues that a U.N. led peacekeeping mission rather than a U.S. one could help stabilise the country. #globaldev #gettingdevelopmentright

WhyDev’s work would not be possible without the time, expertise, and effort of our guest speakers and #mentors. Thank you Dr Samanthi Gunawardana (no longer on X) from Monash University for partnering with WhyDev and the #colabm initiative. #globaldev #gettingdevelopmentright.

Today is the #InternationalDayOfPeace. Established in 1981, September 21 is a day to strengthen peace through the observance of 24 hours of non-violence and #ceasefire. Read more: bit.ly/UNPeace2021 #globaldev #gettingdevelopmentright

This new article by Stephen Howes looks at the Center for Global Development CDI rankings and where #Australia ranks in #internationalaid for quality and quantity of development finance. What should Australia be doing to increase their aid presence? #globaldev #gettingdevelopmentright

Global remittances dwarf the global aid budget, yet it is so expensive to transfer money from developed to developing nations? This new article in @Devpolicy by Andrew Leigh examines the importance and cost of remittances from Australia abroad. #globaldev #gettingdevelopmentright

Dmitry Muratov and Maria Ressa have been awarded the #NobelPeacePrize2021 for their work as journalists advocating for the freedom of the #press. Ressa reflects on her experiences and her being the recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize. #globaldev #gettingdevelopmentright

A new report by @ADB_Sydney_PSDI has found that women are outperforming regional averages for representation in #business in some #Pacific states. Let’s hope this trend continues and more women are empowered in business and politics. #globaldev #gettingdevelopmentright

With #COP26 fast approaching and Australia's climate policies under heavy criticism, it's important to look at the issues, what's at stake, and what a net-zero world might look like. #globaldev #gettingdevelopmentright

.Monash University are hosting a MIDP alumni conference featuring former WhyDev #mentees. Register now if you’re interested in the effect of COVID-19 on interational development, diversity and inclusion, feminist PAR, and career tips! Register here: bit.ly/MIDPConference

This new article from The Lowy Institute by Jane McAdam discusses changes to legal frameworks surrounding climate change refugees and new recommendations for providing protection to those displaced and most at risk from climate change. #globaldev #gettingdevelopmentright

Join us for the #MIDPConference 09 Nov to discuss #COVID19 challenges & #careertips for #development & #humanitarian practitioners. Register here: monasharts.cventevents.com/MIDPconference… Monash Arts Dr Samanthi Gunawardana (no longer on X) Monash University Monash Politics & IR Sara Niner Dr Jane Alver WhyDev

Last day to register for the Monash Arts MIDP #Alumni Conference where you will see many former WhyDev mentees. Register below for this amazing event and see what some of the brightest young minds are up to in #internationaldevelopment. #globaldev #gettingdevelopmentright

It was a privilege to attend the #MIDP alumni conference organised by Eleanor Gordon and Monash Arts. We are so excited to see what our amazing mentees have been able to achieve in such short time and under such challenging circumstances. #globaldev #gettingdevelopmentright

Is Australia moving towards a ‘cautious consensus’ in their aid policy? Politicians and government departments must contend with balancing their national interest in Australian aid alongside a domestic backlash amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. #globaldev #gettingdevelopmentright

Following the recent elections in #Tonga, there are now no women represented in the Tongan parliament. In this new article in devpolicy.org, ‘Ofa-Ki-Levuka Guttenbeil-Likiliki explores how Tonga can increase women’s participation in politics. #globaldev #gettingdevelopmentright

This article in The The New Humanitarian written by Najeeba Wazefadost founder of Asia Pacific Network of Refugees and Evan Jones from Asia Displacement Solutions Platform discusses why aid to Afghanistan is needed now and how the global aid community can best get involved. #globaldev #gettingdevelopmentright

The recent protests in the Solomon Islands saw many homes and businesses destroyed. Nicole George reflects on the gendered impact and lack of inclusion of women in defence for the The Lowy Institute. #globaldev #gettingdevelopmentright

The dream is to work for an aid agency for many youths in South Sudan, but there are many complex issues about securing employment. Joshua Craze writes for The New Humanitarian. #globaldev #gettingdevelopmentright

The Australian government will cut foreign aid to below pre-pandemic levels next year. These cuts come despite the prolonged effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, which will require more funding to help out biggest aid recipients recover. #globaldev #gettingdevelopmentright

Is a security-centric approach the most effective way to deliver aid and development projects to the Solomon Islands? This new article from the The Lowy Institute looks at how changes to Australia’s aid delivery could help thousands of people. #globaldev #gettingdevelopmentright