In Development Highlight

In Development is "a new magazine dedicated to exploring how progress happens — or doesn’t happen — in the developing world".  This week (May 11-17), the EA Forum is collaborating with the magazine to bring you their first batch of articles[1], along with their authors...

This is a crosspost of the full text of Exporters Without Borders: Why You Should Start a Company Instead of Working in Aid from In Development, made for the EA Forum's In Development Highlight Week.  If you enjoy the article, you can subscribe to In Development's substack...

This is a crosspost of the full text of Can Africa regulate as a continent? from In Development, made for the EA Forum's In Development Highlight Week.  If you enjoy the article, you can subscribe to In Development's substack here.  The problem of regulatory delay The drug tenofovir disoproxil fum...

This is a crosspost of the full text of Money for nothing: the roles of evidence in GiveDirectly’s journey to $1 billion delivered from In Development, made for the EA Forum's In Development Highlight Week. GiveDirectly will be taking part in the discussion thread, but the author, Paul Niehaus, may not see your comments here.  If you enj...

This is a crosspost of the full text of Jakarta’s Remarkable Urban Transit Transformation from In Development, made for the EA Forum's In Development Highlight Week.  If you enjoy the article, you can subscribe to In Development's substack here.  For many years, the first word most foreign visitors learne...

This is a crosspost of the full text of Where’s My Ministry For Emigration? from In Development, made for the EA Forum's In Development Highlight Week.  If you enjoy the article, you can subscribe to In Development's substack here.  Leaving Genoa in northwest Italy, Luigi Pastene arrived in Boston in 1848, an...

This is a crosspost of the full text of India’s Treatable Crisis: Why 7 Million Opioid Patients Go Without Care by Akshay Narayanan from In Development. If you enjoy the article, you can subscribe to In Development's substack here.  India produces enough buprenorphine, a medication use...