In this episode, our guest Ramanie Kunanayagam, Chairperson of The World Bank Inspection Panel, had discussion with Jaffer Latief Najar, sharing her insights on on the issues of accountability of the World Bank funded development projects, the

FAO and the main drivers of Global Food Insecurity and Malnutrition : What to do now and beyond ?

Feb 11th, 2022 41m 10s

In this episode, our guest Dr Marco V. Sánchez had discussion with Jaffer Latief Najar, sharing his insights on Global Food Insecurity and Malnutrition.Dr Marco V. Sánchez is Deputy-Director of Agrifood Economics at Food and Agriculture Organiz

Ecological Threats, Conflicts, and Consequences: Imagining Global Peace in the age of Chaos

Dec 14th, 2021 41m 29s

Steve Killelea combines a highly successful career in technology with a philanthropic focus on peace and sustainable development to shed new light on issues, from terrorism and conflict to economics and prosperity. He founded the Institute for

What counts as modern slavery: A contemporary critical perspective

Nov 20th, 2021 57m 51s

Our guest for this episode of Global Development Review Podcast is Prof. Joel Quirk. Joel Quirk is a Professor of Politics at the University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa. His research focuses upon slavery and abolition, mobility and work,

European Union Refugee Policies: A refugee led perspective

Oct 25th, 2021 30m 43s

Our guest in this episode is Anila Noor. Anila Noor is a policy influencer for inclusion, diversity and social justice, Feminist Ecosystem Builder, An activist , TEDx Speaker and Researcher based in the Netherlands. Recently she became member o

Tobacco Industry and Child Labour in Malawi, Africa

Sep 25th, 2021 56m 3s

The guest for this episode of Global Development Review Podcast is Prof. Marty Otañez. Prof. Marty Otañez is a California-born medical anthropologist and filmmaker. He is Chair and Associate Professor in the Anthropology Department, University

Content and Scope of ILO Convention 190

Aug 29th, 2021 35m 18s

According to International Labour Organisation (ILO), "ILO Convention No. 190 (C 190) is the first international treaty to recognize the right of everyone to a world of work free from violence and harassment, including gender-based violence and

Can myths, rituals, traditions help in saving liberalism and re-imagining modern societies?

Aug 16th, 2021 35m 57s

We hope you enjoy this conversation. Follow us on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook social media platforms for future update and episodes!. In this episode of Global Development Review Podcast, Dr. Timothy Stacey will share insights on his upcomi

Sufi Discourse and Practice in Pakistan: Exploring The Gender Dynamics

Jul 31st, 2021 45m 37s

Tune in to Listen #NewEpisode Dr Saad Ali Khan, faculty from Centre of Excellence in Gender Studies, Quaid i Azam University, Islamabad- Pakistan talks about Origin and historical roots of Sufism. How Sufi discourse and practice developed acros

Understanding Indigenous-State Relations in Americas (With Key Focus on South America)

Jul 12th, 2021 36m 16s

In this episode, the guest of Global Development Review Podcast is Dr. Christopher L.Carter. Dr. Christopher L.Carter is an Academy Scholar at the Harvard Academy for International and Area Studies and Research Associate at the Center on

Participatory Praxis in Development Interventions: Experiences From South Asia

Jun 19th, 2021 43m 2s

The guest of this episode is Tom Thomas. Tom is Chief Executive Officer of Praxis-Institute of Participatory Practices. Tom has close to three decades of experience in international social development research with expertise across various them

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Kosovo's Liberation and Contemporary Development Challenges

Jun 11th, 2021 34m 33s

In this episode of Global Development Review Podcast, Feminist activist, Rita Berisha, from Pristina, Kosovo shares her insight about contemporary development challenges that Kosovo is facing in today's world, as one of the youngest nations of

Life and Struggles in Gaza: A Palestinian Women's perspective

May 31st, 2021 57m 30s

Since 1948 Nakba, Palestinians are resisting the colonial aggression from Israel over the cost of their lives. From the past decades, the intensity of violence by Israel appears to be briskly increasing. Israeli aerial bombardment of Palestine,

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May 21st, 2021 1m 50s

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