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December 18, 2019
Project Syndicate published an opinion piece co-authored by Senior Research Fellow, Katrina Kosec. In the article, Kosec argues information could help to improve governance, infrastructure, and service delivery, but to do so, it must meet a few conditions. (Underlying paper: World development special issue: Information, governance, and rural service delivery.
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