Measurement, in case you didn’t know it, is the new black for the aid and development community. It’s true that innovation, as a buzzword anyway, hasn’t gone out of fashion yet and social entrepreneurship is still hot – despite the fact that few seem able to define it. But measurement is definitely this year’s favored wrap for the hip humanitarian. Now, it’s the Social Progress Index.
Matthew Bishop
Question: Is philanthropy a means for reducing inequity in the world or just another vehicle used by the super-rich to…
Felix SalmonFelix Salmon EconomistMatthew Bishop Two of my favorite writers or “thought leaders” on economics and philanthropy, Felix Salmon of…
I posted earlier on an interesting debate between two economics writers, Felix Salmon of Reuters and Matthew Bishop of the…
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