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Stories, ideas, and updates from DGers around the world

The Development Gateway: An IREX Venture blog is where DGers share specific learnings, offer thought-provoking insights, and pose challenging questions for the sustainable development community derived from our work.

Our blog has a deep archive going back to 2005. Each post is a snapshot into our work, priorities, and values.

Under the Hood: An Open Source Dashboard for Procurement in Vietnam

The development community spends over $2 billion each year collecting data on...

June 16, 2016
Innovation, Procurement
RSVP Today: What’s Next for Results Data

The development community spends over $2 billion each year collecting data on...

June 14, 2016
News/Events, Results Data
Unlocking Development Results Data

Over the past year, our Results Data Initiative (RDI) has explored in depth two...

June 8, 2016
Innovation, Results Data
Global Standards, Local Data: OCDS in Vietnam

As countries line up commitments to publish data in the Open Contracting Data Standard (OCDS), an exciting and challenging...

June 2, 2016
Innovation, Procurement
Tech Development Without the Tech: The Importance of Listening

Development Gateway is currently working on a cutting-edge, UNOPS-funded project for Cities Alliance...

May 31, 2016
Innovation
Role of Tech at WHS and Beyond

Today and tomorrow represent a milestone for the international community. The first ever convening of world leaders...

May 23, 2016
News/Events, Open Data
Parental Leave and an OpenGov Hub Challenge

Development Gateway is proud to announce a new paid parental leave program. New moms and dads are eligible to take 8 weeks of parental leave at 100% of their salary after the birth or adoption of a child. “The research is clear on the benefits of leave policies on babies and parents,” says CEO Jean-Louis Sarbib. “We’re committed to showing, with our policies and our actions, that DG is a workplace that supports staff at all stages of their lives.” The first staff member to…

May 20, 2016
News/Events
What’s in it for us? A Government Perspective on Getting Value from Open Contracting

As unlikely as it seems for public procurement to generate excitement worldwide, the past several years have seen the rise of...

May 18, 2016
Innovation, Procurement
Adding Value to Government Procurement

As unlikely as it seems for public procurement to generate excitement worldwide, the past several years have seen the rise of...

May 12, 2016
Innovation, Procurement
Why Open Doesn’t Mean All: Hedging Against the Technology Matthew Effect

What makes technology attractive for a user?

May 10, 2016
Innovation