Thank you for sharing your perspective on this FP issue. I deeply resonate with the assumption that development is political. Many development practicioners often overlook the relevance of politics in development process, while putting a lot of importance on indicators, targets and MEAL. We can’t promote structural change without access to power either internal and / or external.
Very interesting article. You mention about Eritrea having strategic independence and policy autonomy - what is then missing? I would like to understand fully what is missing?
Thank you for sharing your perspective on this FP issue. I deeply resonate with the assumption that development is political. Many development practicioners often overlook the relevance of politics in development process, while putting a lot of importance on indicators, targets and MEAL. We can’t promote structural change without access to power either internal and / or external.
Very interesting article. You mention about Eritrea having strategic independence and policy autonomy - what is then missing? I would like to understand fully what is missing?
Interesting commentary and your valuation of a way forward sounds good.