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Sustainable Fashion Lab Tackles Labor and Environmental Challenges
Brazil ranks fourth among global clothing producers and houses the full spectrum of industry-related...
The Bandung Scenarios: Possible Futures of Energy in Indonesia
August 2014 was a ripe period for conversations about the future of Indonesia. In July, the country ...
Seeing the South African Food System through the Lens of Power
One of the initiatives emerging from the Southern Africa Food Lab seeks to create new ways for small...
Self-Transformation as the Highest Leverage Point
“I’m interested in the problem of action, not the problem of knowing—unless it’s abo...
Developing Social Entrepreneurs in Egypt
Reos Partners is working with Bamyan Media, a small media company currently based in Cairo, Egypt on...
Part 2: How to work with high stakes low trust
What do you do when gaps in society seem un-navigable? When the costs of getting things wrong are un...
Prescribe or Facilitate? Exploring collective action in the fight against poverty
The role of multilateral and donor organizations in combating poverty is ever evolving alongside th...
World Bank Institute: Open Contracting
“Sunlight is said to be the best of disinfectants.” Louis Brandeis October 24, 2012 ...
The Case for the Gigatonne Lab
“Big strategies can grow from little ideas (initiatives), and in strange places, not to mention at...
“Building Together for Our Children”: Lessons from a Journey of Collaboration
In 2007, I had the privilege of becoming part of a collaborative effort to demonstrate to people thr...
Forest companies and environmentalists agree to save boreal forest
The Toronto Star has reported that a landmark deal has been reached between a coalition of environme...