Voices Opinion and insight from around the School 27 September 2023 “If you have any doubts about applying to the MPP, I encourage you to give this amazing experience a shot.” Laeticia Kamel (MPP 2021) looks back at her MPP summer project experience. Laeticia Kamel The School Featured Blog 06 September 2023 Restoring faith in public services for a world in crisis Andreea Anastasiu, Executive Director of the Government Outcomes Lab, calls for governments to reimagine their approach to addressing the challenges facing societies across the world. Andreea Anastasiu Public sector Government Outcomes Lab Blog 04 September 2023 How Africa can leverage trade and investment for a just transition Kennedy Mbeva and Cherono Sego take us through how Africa could become a major hub for climate action. Kennedy Mbeva Cherono Sego Climate Trade ... Africa Blog 15 August 2023 The politics of global governance: How do small developing countries navigate their way through? Small developing countries like Honduras face unique challenges when operating within global governance structures. Marcela Arias (MPP 2021) explores the opportunities multilateralism offers smaller states to build their nations and take an active role in global governance. Marcela Arias Moncada Governance, cooperation and law Honduras ... Latin America and the Caribbean Focus on: Applications Blog 14 July 2023 How to write an effective reflective policy essay We seek a reflective policy essay as part of your application. Make sure yours is an effective one. Mary Louise Culpepper The School Blog 13 July 2023 What should I include in my personal statement? The personal statement plays a key role when our Admissions Committee are considering applications. Richenda Gambles The School Blog 06 October 2022 Budget well, do your research and don’t give up! Thinking creatively to fund your year on the Master of Public Policy Securing funding for your master's can be stressful. MPP alumna Nina Bengtsson (2021) explains how she obtained funding from a range of different sources and shares tips on how to navigate this process. Nina Möger Bengtsson The School Focus on: Climate crisis More on climate Blog 04 September 2023 How Africa can leverage trade and investment for a just transition Kennedy Mbeva and Cherono Sego take us through how Africa could become a major hub for climate action. Kennedy Mbeva Cherono Sego Climate Trade ... Africa Blog 24 January 2023 Climate and legitimacy, who is right in the Anthropocene? Following the arrest of Greta Thunberg at a climate protest in Germany, MPP student Baudouin De Hemptinne asks if the climate crisis is forcing us to reimagine the legitimacy of actions by both state actors and protestors. Baudouin de Hemptinne Climate Europe Blog 01 July 2022 More mining cooperation, not less, would be needed in the run up to carbon neutrality Though phasing down the role of global mining industries may seem like a logical step in the journey to carbon neutrality, MPP alumnus Yanzhu Zhang argues that more mining cooperation will be needed in the first instance to produce the technology and capacity required for the clean energy transition. 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Laeticia Kamel The School Blog 06 September 2023 Restoring faith in public services for a world in crisis Andreea Anastasiu, Executive Director of the Government Outcomes Lab, calls for governments to reimagine their approach to addressing the challenges facing societies across the world. Andreea Anastasiu Public sector Government Outcomes Lab Blog 04 September 2023 How Africa can leverage trade and investment for a just transition Kennedy Mbeva and Cherono Sego take us through how Africa could become a major hub for climate action. Kennedy Mbeva Cherono Sego Climate Trade ... Africa Blog 15 August 2023 The politics of global governance: How do small developing countries navigate their way through? Small developing countries like Honduras face unique challenges when operating within global governance structures. Marcela Arias (MPP 2021) explores the opportunities multilateralism offers smaller states to build their nations and take an active role in global governance. Marcela Arias Moncada Governance, cooperation and law Honduras ... Latin America and the Caribbean Blog 07 August 2023 A neglected crisis: The urgent need for increased funding for noncommunicable diseases Noncommunicable diseases are responsible for 74% of all deaths globally, yet international global health funding has not reflected a correlative response. MPP student Adetomiwa Victor Owoseni explores the historical and political reasons for this in the context of US-funded health programmes. Adetomiwa Owoseni Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 … Next page Next
Blog 06 September 2023 Restoring faith in public services for a world in crisis Andreea Anastasiu, Executive Director of the Government Outcomes Lab, calls for governments to reimagine their approach to addressing the challenges facing societies across the world. Andreea Anastasiu Public sector Government Outcomes Lab
Blog 04 September 2023 How Africa can leverage trade and investment for a just transition Kennedy Mbeva and Cherono Sego take us through how Africa could become a major hub for climate action. Kennedy Mbeva Cherono Sego Climate Trade ... Africa
Blog 15 August 2023 The politics of global governance: How do small developing countries navigate their way through? Small developing countries like Honduras face unique challenges when operating within global governance structures. Marcela Arias (MPP 2021) explores the opportunities multilateralism offers smaller states to build their nations and take an active role in global governance. Marcela Arias Moncada Governance, cooperation and law Honduras ... Latin America and the Caribbean
Blog 14 July 2023 How to write an effective reflective policy essay We seek a reflective policy essay as part of your application. Make sure yours is an effective one. Mary Louise Culpepper The School
Blog 13 July 2023 What should I include in my personal statement? The personal statement plays a key role when our Admissions Committee are considering applications. Richenda Gambles The School
Blog 06 October 2022 Budget well, do your research and don’t give up! Thinking creatively to fund your year on the Master of Public Policy Securing funding for your master's can be stressful. MPP alumna Nina Bengtsson (2021) explains how she obtained funding from a range of different sources and shares tips on how to navigate this process. Nina Möger Bengtsson The School
Blog 04 September 2023 How Africa can leverage trade and investment for a just transition Kennedy Mbeva and Cherono Sego take us through how Africa could become a major hub for climate action. Kennedy Mbeva Cherono Sego Climate Trade ... Africa
Blog 24 January 2023 Climate and legitimacy, who is right in the Anthropocene? Following the arrest of Greta Thunberg at a climate protest in Germany, MPP student Baudouin De Hemptinne asks if the climate crisis is forcing us to reimagine the legitimacy of actions by both state actors and protestors. Baudouin de Hemptinne Climate Europe
Blog 01 July 2022 More mining cooperation, not less, would be needed in the run up to carbon neutrality Though phasing down the role of global mining industries may seem like a logical step in the journey to carbon neutrality, MPP alumnus Yanzhu Zhang argues that more mining cooperation will be needed in the first instance to produce the technology and capacity required for the clean energy transition. Yanzhu Zhang Global cooperation Climate
Blog 03 October 2023 The instructor’s role in case method teaching: more jazz than classical music Vibhuti Gour from the Case Centre on Public Leadership shares insights from the recent Case Centre workshop Vibhuti Gour Case Centre on Public Leadership
Blog 27 September 2023 “If you have any doubts about applying to the MPP, I encourage you to give this amazing experience a shot.” Laeticia Kamel (MPP 2021) looks back at her MPP summer project experience. Laeticia Kamel The School
Blog 06 September 2023 Restoring faith in public services for a world in crisis Andreea Anastasiu, Executive Director of the Government Outcomes Lab, calls for governments to reimagine their approach to addressing the challenges facing societies across the world. Andreea Anastasiu Public sector Government Outcomes Lab
Blog 04 September 2023 How Africa can leverage trade and investment for a just transition Kennedy Mbeva and Cherono Sego take us through how Africa could become a major hub for climate action. Kennedy Mbeva Cherono Sego Climate Trade ... Africa
Blog 15 August 2023 The politics of global governance: How do small developing countries navigate their way through? Small developing countries like Honduras face unique challenges when operating within global governance structures. Marcela Arias (MPP 2021) explores the opportunities multilateralism offers smaller states to build their nations and take an active role in global governance. Marcela Arias Moncada Governance, cooperation and law Honduras ... Latin America and the Caribbean
Blog 07 August 2023 A neglected crisis: The urgent need for increased funding for noncommunicable diseases Noncommunicable diseases are responsible for 74% of all deaths globally, yet international global health funding has not reflected a correlative response. MPP student Adetomiwa Victor Owoseni explores the historical and political reasons for this in the context of US-funded health programmes. Adetomiwa Owoseni
