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CARE Failing Forward

Por: Emily Janoch

CARE staff around the world talk about experiences we learn from failure, and how we use that to get better at our work.

100 episodios disponibles

Latest episodes of the podcast CARE Failing Forward

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Data in the time of COVID 12/11/2020

Dream Big, But Move Methodically 29/10/2020

Implementers vs. Allies 14/10/2020

The Power of Risk: Contingency Plans, Relationships, and other lessons from COVID 17/09/2020

Rumors, Trust, and COVID-19 13/08/2020

A Grain of Truth in Opposition: Launching new programs in difficult times 29/07/2020

CARE of 1000 Papers, Part 2: Improving the way we work with partners in crisis 18/06/2020

CARE of 1000 papers: How our best intentions can hurt local activists 03/06/2020

Designing Data Systems in Crisis: Act Quickly, Iterate Fast, and Think to the Future 20/04/2020

Don't Jump Straight to Digital: What Ebola Taught Us About Trying to Force New Systems in Crisis 13/04/2020

From Supervision to Empowerment: New Ways to Partner for Sustainability (English Version) 06/04/2020

Push Aside the Panic: Thinking Bigger than Just a Health Response to COVID 19 26/03/2020

Expect to Fail: Advocacy, Partnership, and Women Workers' Rights 25/03/2020

Planning a Better COVID-19 Response: How Mistakes from the Ebola Crisis Can Help 16/03/2020

It will never happen in 6 months: Lessons from building financial apps in Uganda 04/03/2020

Just Live It: How to learn from failure in the conservation sector 27/02/2020

From Supervision to Empowerment: New Ways to Partner for Sustainability 13/02/2020

Walking the Tightrope: Balancing Participation and Independence in Evaluations 29/01/2020

Understand Your Entry Points: How Admitting Failure Transforms Policy 16/01/2020

Answering Practical Questions Instead of Academic Ones: How to design research that makes more sustainable programming 09/01/2020

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