A reminder that the deadline for submission to our forthcoming special issue on #shiftingthepower is next Tuesday 30 April. Don't miss out!.(Eds @SuzHammad, Kate Newman, Logan Cochrane, Charles Kojo Vandyck)

Submit to the latest special issue for DiP on "Internal Migration, Informality and Inequality in the Global South" (Eds @Harshita_Sinha1, Ekata Bakshi, & @Patrickkilby2):

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Following on from the #DevelopmentFutures conference, hosted by @DSA_australia at @UniMelb earlier this year, DiP is pleased to announce a new special issue (Eds @Patrickkilby2 & Violeta Schubert):.

The latest issue of Development in Practice Journal (DiP) is now out, with a focus on gender, and gender in relation to agriculture. Read the Editorial by Editor in Chief Patrick Kilby here: @DSA_australia .@devcomms

We are excited to finally see our Routledge book available. The book compiles seminal essays on gender and development previously published in Development in Practice Journal (DiP):

How can farmers get better access to new technologies? M. Nahid Sattar, @SarinaMacfadyen, Md Wakilur Rahman (PhD) & Fahana Tahi Tiza look at the @Syngenta Foundation for Sustainable Agriculture's farmers' hubs:.

RT @devcomms: 📢 @DipDsaa journal has a call for papers on the theme of localization and development. If you’ve never submitted before, li….

How can decolonial research capacity-sharing can be implemented in interventions led by and aimed at non-academics?.Jennifer Philippa Eggert, @ChamounZainab, & Sheku Anna Chundung in DiP:.

Just out now: Call for papers: Gender norms change for gender justice: Rethinking theory and practice (eds. Sophie Legros, Camille Maubert, Eyram Ivy Sedzro):

We are delighted to finally announce the winner of our 2023 Reviewer of the Year Prize: Professor @suchi_sd provided an excellent review, in several rounds, and was instrumental in mentoring the author of the article towards publication:

How do land governance initiatives affect women in the urban periphery of Ibadan, Nigeria? Taiwo Oladapo Babalola et al. examine women's perspectives on the matter:

Part of our forthcoming special issue on the Future of Teaching Gender and Development (eds.@MirnaGuha, @rishie_ & @R37G), Dr Romain Chenet considers the role of positionality when teaching #GAD: @devcomms, @DSAWomxnDev

Our latest in DiP as part of the forthcoming special issue Pracademics as Change Agents (eds. Alan Fowler, Angela Crack, @FainaDiola, @inespousadela, Willem Elbers), David Moxley considers how community based #pracademics take on a translatory role:

What are the dynamics of funding for rice production in Burkina Faso? Eun Jeong LEE (@FAO ) explains:

How and why can international agencies cause harm to civil society organisations and their staff? Read Thu Thu Nwe Hlaing, Tamas Wells & Anne Décobert:

Our latest feature article in DiP: Celina Amato, Monica Buraschi, and Sofia Gonzalez examine the positive and negative impacts of waste pickers on the environment in Cordoba, Argentina: .

What are some of the unforeseen consequences of the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (#MNREGA) in India? Suruchi Thapar-Björkert and Ruchika Ranwa explain the effects of AIDS on migrants and families involved :.

How did far did cash assistance go to alleviate food insecurity among the Rohingya camps during COVID-19? Md Abdul Bari et al. examine the effects on women and more vulnerable members of the camps in particular:

Editor in Chief @Patrickkilby2 and Deputy Editor @JoyceWu24766106 this morning at the Development Studies Association of Australia Conference on Development Futures:

We are delighted to be contributing to the @DSA_australia HDR and ECR Research Day this afternoon. @miasunlight from DiP will be discussing how to pick a journal, journal rankings, audience, and open access.

RT @devcomms: 📢 Convenors of the DSA study group on NGOs in Development are editing a special issue of @DipDsaa on localisation in the deve….