Sentence examples for development discourse from inspiring English sources

The Global South has sprung epistemologically from the same consensus developed in 1960s around the development discourse albeit with somewhat revolutionary spirit.

Social movements in developing countries should be at the centre of development discourse, but sadly they are not.

Others in the sector are also challenging the centrality of impact evaluation to the development discourse.

More generally, Rio is an opportunity to put the concept of sustainable development back at the heart of the modern global development discourse.

Tesfaye has said the economic empowerment of women should be "the prime agenda in every development discourse" and supports the Centre for Accelerated Women's Economic Empowerment (CAWEE) in Addis Ababa.

The article quotes Charles Kenny, the author of "Getting Better: Why Global Development is Succeeding — And How We Can Improve the World Even More," which I find an invaluable counterweight to the professional doomsaying that often dominates development discourse.

Meanwhile, the global development discourses rarely penetrate communications departments, not least because they are written in impenetrable pseudo-academic jargon, what the Economist memorably coined "NGOish".

The implementation of cash transfers in developing countries has been hailed as a 'development revolution from the global South', and their growth is largely contextualised by pointing to the changing dynamics of development discourses.

Transnational conservation and development discourses, such as within the MDTP, target and would like to engage with the political level of everyday life decisions.

I argue that health (as a social and community value) has been marginalised and instrumentalised, not only in the concrete contexts in which extractive industries operate, but also in mainstream development discourses proposing remediation to resource curse situations.

The mass media can contribute greatly to efforts to address these challenges by focusing public attention on these issues, making them more visible in development discourses through their agenda-setting role, and providing accurate and comprehensive information on these issues to the public.