In this video playlist participants discuss the urgent need to reimagine and recalibrate the global development system amid current challenges. Participants explore how power and knowledge dynamics must shift for the system to survive and thrive, emphasising the importance of data, evidence, and outcomes-focused approaches that prioritise the most vulnerable people. Speakers highlight how meaningful collaboration and partnerships are essential for creating lasting change. Participants emphasise that whilst the current global development landscape presents significant challenges, there are opportunities for renewal if evidence-based, collaborative approaches put those most in need at the centre of the work.
Dr Purnima Menon (Senior Director for Food and Nutrition Policy, International Food Policy Research Institute), Bright Simons (President, mPedigree), and Elsie Addo Awadzi (Former Deputy Governor, Bank of Ghana) discuss some key points.