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Reframing Dutch Aid: Steven Collet on Mutual Interests and Smart Partnerships in 2026
Season 3 Episode 11
Reframing Dutch Aid: Steven Collet on Mutual Interests and Smart Partnerships in 2026
How does the international aid sector survive shrinking budget…
8 months, 1 week ago
Who really benefits from COP summits? Paulo C. De Miranda on power, money and climate reality
Season 3 Episode 10
In climate politics, it is easy to treat COP summits as a travelling show: intense media noise, careful drafting marathons, and then a quick shift to…
8 months, 3 weeks ago
UNOPS Rewires Aid Accountability: Tracking Scope 3 Emissions in the Development Sector (A Conversation with Samantha Stratton-Short)
Season 3 Episode 9
The United Nations Office for Project Services, widely known as UNOPS, is pushing climate accountability into the core of development work by tacklin…
9 months, 2 weeks ago
Raj M. Desai: Rethinking Development Finance in an Age of Shrinking Aid
Season 3 Episode 8
International development is heading into a crunch moment, and this episode with Professor Raj M. Desai puts numbers, mechanisms, and politics around…
9 months, 4 weeks ago
Rebecca Thissen: Putting Climate Justice at the Heart of COP30
Season 3 Episode 7
In this episode of DevelopmentAid Dialogues, podcast host Hisham Allam interviewed Rebecca Thissen, Global Advocacy Lead at CAN International, for an…
10 months ago
Beyond the Chatbot: Why AI in Healthcare Still Needs the Human Touch. Insights with Prof. Krishnan Ganapathy
Season 3 Episode 6
Artificial intelligence is changing the way we think about healthcare, offering new ways to connect, diagnose, and support patients—especially throug…
10 months, 1 week ago
Artificial Intelligence and Telemedicine: Human Judgment in the Digital Era with Dr. Jan Niclas Strickling
Season 3 Episode 5
The age of artificial intelligence is reshaping healthcare delivery worldwide, with telemedicine at the forefront of this transformation. In episode …
10 months, 3 weeks ago
Shadows Of Conflict: Why Some Emergencies Get Left Behind. A Quick-exchange with Desiree Ketabchi from OXFAM
Season 3 Episode 4
The global humanitarian landscape is marked by stark contrasts: while some crises like Ukraine dominate international attention and resources, others…
11 months, 1 week ago
Navigating the Aid Front Lines with Head of OCHA's UAE office Sajeda Shawa
Season 3 Episode 3
World Humanitarian Day 2025, observed globally on August 19, stands as a solemn tribute to the courage and sacrifice of aid workers delivering hope a…
11 months, 3 weeks ago
Transparency to the Bone: Rethinking Remote Aid with Ina Bluemel
Season 3 Episode 2
The hard truth of modern humanitarian action was this: access had closed, risks had risen, and remote delivery had become unavoidable. In this episod…
1 year ago