Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
What Works: Promising Practices in International Development
This online course explored promising strategies in international aid related to agriculture, governance and rule of law, public health and poverty reduction.
3 weeks, 4 hours per week
Linda Therese Aasgaard Johnsen
Head of Department for Educational Technology
University of Oslo
Transcript
Learning outcomes
- Gain ability to examine interventions critically, while recognizing how successful development strategies can be applied in a broad range of international contexts
- Explore how to better understand what works, how and why in relation to global and national development programmes and anti-poverty interventions
- Reflect on the impact of specific development programmes and projects at reducing poverty
Syllabus
- Core concepts in development theory
- Poverty reduction and income inequality
- Food security and agriculture
- Global governance and international cooperation
- Human rights and development
- Good governance, rule of law and state building
- Public participation and civil society
- Successful cases of national and international development initiatives
Issued on 8th June 2017
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