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2021: Moving Forward But Remembering What We Have Learned
There is a humanitarian-to-development nexus. Can we navigate it better?
Written by Elijah Olivas, with Eric Sarriot and Will Story
As is everyone, we are looking for better things in 2021 among them, to remember some of what we learned last year. And no, this is not about Covid-19, although we are sure some of it will apply.
Just over a year ago, we released two case studies of systems effects of successive Save the Children emergency health and nutrition (EHN) projects (Sudan and Pakistan). And, we recently published a cross-cutting analysis paper in Health Policy and Planning on this topic. This work took over three years to complete, but it provides the opportunity for some reflection, which is worth bearing in mind as we start a new year.
joining me from washington is our director president of the woodrow wilson senator, it is great to have you with me. are you surprise of the transition team and i am hearing from sources inside the white house that they are surprised about this and they have not reached out the critical department of defense, is that normal or would you expect something to happen swifter? i think swift is what s happening. i don t say it is too swift given the fact that we have an outsider elected as president and he s bringing in a group of people who are essentially outsiders. i wish they would slow it down a little and think very carefully about how they are doing this. they do need experience and i would say they do need bipartisan ship and some of these appointments like our intelligent community roles. there are not a lot of room for