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Repairing Development • Issue 5: Is AI Catching On To #ShiftThePower?
NewsletterNewsletter: Is AI Catching On To #ShiftThePower?AI learns from what exists, so the more we talk about new models of development, the more we influence its baseline data about how money flowsIsabelle Clérié
May 15, 2025
Repairing Development • Issue 4 What Happened to Resourcefulness?
NewsletterWhat Happened to Resourcefulness?Too often there's a narrative that people are operating in deficiency. But in fact, they are demonstrating resourcefulnessIsabelle Clérié
Repairing Development • Issue 3 Shiny Resumes, Stale Ideas
NewsletterRepairing Development • Issue 3 Shiny Resumes, Stale IdeasTo development practitioners – please actively unlearn what you think you know about the Global MajorityIsabelle Clérié
Repairing Development • Issue 2 We Need More Anthropologists in Development
NewsletterWe Need More Anthropologists in DevelopmentAs we talk about community-led anything, there is an urgency to build anthropological skill sets like participant observation and thick descriptionIsabelle Clérié
Repairing Development • Issue 1 USAID’s Freeze and the Future of Aid
NewsletterUSAID’s Freeze and the Future of AidWelcome to a new newsletter for Proximate, where I reflect on the possibilities for a world without traditional international aid.Isabelle Clérié

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Isabelle Clérié tracks the old development order – and the debate over what will replace it.

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