Our blog

in a nutshell

Connecting research to policy

GlobalDev is a blog that strives to bridge the gap between development research and policy debates.

Accessible development research

We want research on international development to be compelling and accessible to all, not just academics.

Non-academics’ perspective

Rather than summarizing their research, we ask researchers to write about a policy challenge and tell us what they have learned about it from research.

Multilingual editorial support

We offer a multi-step, multilingual editorial support, and accompany authors in communicating knowledge to a larger, international audience.

What our

authors say

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Rehema
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Regarding my experience with the editorial team, it was very helpful. The team read my article in detail, and I loved the constructive feedback that was provided. The feedback gave me a feeling that the editorial team gave my article the attention that it deserved. I am looking forward to doing more work with GDN, participating in various calls for blogs, papers, proposals and also taking part in the upcoming global development conference.

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Rehema Kahunde, Uganda
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Regarding my experience with the editorial team, it was very helpful. The team read my article in detail, and I loved the constructive feedback that was provided. The feedback gave me a feeling that the editorial team gave my article the attention that it deserved. I am looking forward to doing more work with GDN, participating in various calls for blogs, papers, proposals and also taking part in the upcoming global development conference.

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Rehema Kahunde

Our team members:

Core team

Francesco Obino

Founding editor

Stephania Cajero

Stephania Cajero

Associate editor

Dharani Thangavelu

Dharani Thangavelu

GlobalDev Manager

Samuel Belaud

French editor

Manuel Lino

Manuel Lino

Spanish editor

Charlie Meyrick

Charlie Meyrick

English editor

Founding Editors

Rabah Arezki, Chief Economist for Middle East and North Africa Region (MNA) at the World Bank.

Pierre Jacquet, Former President of GDN

Francesco Obino, Director of Programs at GDN