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Category Archives: development
Thinking outside the basin
This week I had the honour of delivering a keynote at the first International Conference of Water Security in Toronto. The conference, which also launched a new journal devoted to the topic, brought together 150 people from hydrology, engineering, and … Continue reading
Posted in conferences, development, Ethiopia, inspiration, USA, water
Tagged #watersecurity2018, Great Lakes, transdisciplinarity, water security
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Evidence for zombies
Last Friday I came home from Edinburgh, head buzzing with ideas after a 2-day meeting on evidence in development and global health. ‘How is evidence defined?’ the speakers from universities and NGOs asked. ‘How is it generated and used?’ Or … Continue reading
Posted in development, health, medicine, politics
Tagged data, global health, NGOs, research, social science
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A Human View 