Join the discussion on Leadership for development: 10 Oct, Birmingham UK
What supports or hinders leadership for transformational change in Africa?
How can a gendered understanding of power and politics make development work more effective? Explore the GAPP series
Guest post for From Poverty to Power on the launch of the 'Gender and Politics in Practice' findings
Guest post for The Interpreter on 'Being the First'
Guest post for From Poverty to Power introducing DLP's 10-year synthesis report
How mixed methods can unearth cases of positive deviance.
How much do we really know about what 'thinking and working politically' can achieve – and where it might present dangers – in challenging political and sectoral contexts?
The Developmental Leadership Program (DLP) is an international research initiative that explores how leadership, power and political processes drive or block successful development.
DLP focuses on the crucial role of home-grown leaderships and coalitions in forging legitimate political settlements and institutions that promote developmental outcomes, such as sustainable growth, political stability and inclusive social development.
Thursday 26th July 2018
Claire Mcloughlin's new open-access article in the Journal of Intervention and Statebuilding draws on the case of higher education in Sri Lanka. It explores how unfair service provision can undermine state legitimacy in divided societies.
Thursday 31st May 2018
A new series of studies asks what factors support or hinder leadership for transformational change in Africa. They are published in collaboration with the UONGOZI Institute.
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