A few months ago I reported on an event I helped organise in Lima on think tanks. It was hosted by CIES and co-organised by GDNet, the Think Tank Initiative, CIPPEC, Grupo FARO and the EBPDN. Micaela Pesantes has shared the event’s report with me (and I share it with you: in English, this time).
January 3, 2012
Related content
Saudi Arabia and climate action: Opportunities for think tanks
By Mohammad S. Alzou’biSaudi Arabia is taking steps to scale up its climate action, presenting a window of opportunity for Saudi think tanks to inform and influence climate policy with research...
Buenas prácticas organizacionales de think tanks de los EE. UU.
Como parte de la edición especial del School for Thinktankers 2021 se han recabado una serie de buenas prácticas organizacionales de think tanks estadounidenses que podrían adoptarse y...
Managing change and uncertainty within a Serbian think tank
By Igor BandovićAfter two years as director of the Belgrade Centre for Security Policy (BCSP), I have written this piece about the process BCSP went through to consolidate itself as an...
Business model refresh for OIT/CINTERFOR
By Enrique Mendizabal, Leandro EchtProject brief The project involves reviewing OIT/CINTERFOR's strengths and current thinking about its business model, reviewing comparators (regional or global support networks) and...
IDRC Call to Action on Scaling Impact communications support
By Enrique Mendizabal, Louise BallProject brief OTT provides communications support for Socialising the Call to Action on Scaling Impact, in particular providing input and feedback on the development of...
Support for the Latin American Evidence Week from UNICEF
By Enrique Mendizabal, Erika Perez-Leon, Lauren SarrufProject brief The objective of this consultancy is the conceptual development and production of a series of events for the "Semana de la Evidencia 2021" (Evidence Week...
Comments