Evidence for Development: What Works Global Summit 2021

  • Date(s)October 18, 2021 > October 27, 2021
  • LocationEn ligne
  • Organiser(s)GDN, Campbell Collaboration, Ferdi

    October 18, 2021 > October 27, 2021, En ligne

    As part of the GDN annual conference, FERDI organised on Monday 25 October, a panel on "Remote sensing to assess what works in contexts of fragility, conflict or violence".

    The conference "Evidence for Development: What Works Global Summit 2021"

    The Campbell Collaboration and the Global Development Network have joined hands to co-host a flagship event for this year, from 18-27 October 2021.

    Titled, 'Evidence for Development: What Works Global Summit 2021,' the conference  targeted 400 participants, drawn from a diverse group of researchers, evaluators, policymakers, representatives of international organizations, civil society, development practitioners and the private sector. 

    See the Program 

    Panel 21.1. Remote sensing to assess what works in contexts affected by fragility, conflict or violence

    October 25, 2021. 15:45 –16:45 (CET)

    Organised by FERDI

    Panelists: 

    • Jean-Louis Arcand– Professor, Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies
    • Vianney Dequiedt – Professor, Université Clermont Auvergne and Scientific Director FERDI
    • Mathilde Maurel – Research Director, CNRS, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne


    Conference materials and links

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    #Evidence4Dev | Vianney Dequiedt, FERDI, on Remote Sensing in Fragile Contexts
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