João Pedro Caleiro, writer-researcher at the Lemann Foundation Programme shares his insights from a recent workshop bringing together twenty senior decision makers from two federal agencies in Brazil with Blavatnik School academics to discuss the risks and opportunities for using artificial intelligence in public administration.

João Pedro Caleiro, writer-researcher at the Lemann Foundation Programme and former MPP student, explains how ideas about “value” can help us create stronger, more resilient health systems.

João Pedro Caleiro explains how a two-day workshop could be a catalyst for improved public health in Brazil

When the Lemann Foundation Programme's South-South Programme started about a year ago, few of its fellows from Kenya and Pakistan knew each other. Now, they’re mobilising in coalitions to build consensus around priorities and push for improvements in education policy.

As conversations around corruption and gender converge on the importance of criminalising sexual corruption, Brazil takes the lead.

President Lula returns to office with an ambitious agenda to tackle inequality and deforestation across Brazil. João Arthur Reis (MPP 2021) examines his re-election and the obstacles his government faces in delivering.

Following a meeting of educational leaders from Kenya, Pakistan and Brazil in Northeast Brazil, João Pedro Caleiro reflects on the importance of South-South cooperation in the field of education to build transnational networks and improve learning practices.

Director of the Lemann Foundation Programme at Oxford Anna Petherick outlines the programme's initial research and knowledge exchange priorities and why these matter to Brazil and many other countries across the Global South.