The Aig-Imoukhuede Foundation Podcast
We are a public-sector focused philanthropic organisation founded by Aigboje and Ofovwe Aig-Imoukhuede to improve the lives of Africans through transformed public service delivery and better access to quality primary healthcare, starting with Nigeria.
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Building Institutions That Can Sustainably Finance Reform (opens the original)
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Reforms can lose momentum when external funding ends, making sustainable financing essential to lasting change. In this episode, “Building Institutions That Can Sustainably Finance Reform,” Dr Fatima Kere-Ahmed moderates a conversation with Dr Kole Shettima and Jane Egerton-Idehen on how institutions can finance reform for the long term. They explore why some reforms attract funding more easily than others, the role of governments, businesses and philanthropists in financing reform, and how inst
From Evidence to Action: How Research Actually Moves Through Government (opens the original)
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Many fully researched reports sit in government drawers, never informing policy decisions. The challenge is rarely a lack of evidence. More often, it is understanding how evidence moves through the realities of government to improve the lives of citizens. In our latest podcast episode, "From Evidence to Action: How Research Actually Moves Through Government,” we explore why some research informs reform while other evidence loses momentum. Moderated by Emmanuel Ejewule, Team Lead, Evidence and Im
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