I've been in the Kalahari desert discussing Africa's growth and governance challenge. I will be back to indicators in a day or two when back in Boston. Meanwhile, I thought you might be interested in an article about rapid results, and my friend Nadim Matta. I have seen their work in action and use similar methods in some of my interventions as well. I think of it as finding functional governance solutions through dynamic problem solving. A great article and some nice discussion: http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/09/29/making-change-happen-on-a-deadline/#preview
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10/02/2011
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