Working in Exile: How development practitioners will get the job done in the post-pandemic world.

In this season finale of GDP, James Grall joins the conversation about how development practitioners can do what they do best in a challenging post-pandemic world.  Will remote working be part of the equation?  Are there risks of relying remote technology in countries with heavy handed internet surveillance?  Are there opportunities for development scholars and practitioners to get "back in the field".  Now with the war in Ukraine grinding on, what other challenges will continue to unfold for global development going forward?  Don't miss this conversation with James Grall.  James Grall has 25 years of experience in international development. He has designed and implemented complex activities in economic growth, democracy and governance, energy, environment and natural resources, health and education. James currently leads the Pact regional portfolios for Asia, Europe, Latin America and global programs. James has lived and worked in Southeast Asia since 2005 and is presently based in Bangkok, Thailand. James holds a master's degree in international affairs and U.S. foreign policy from The American University. When not at work, James is usually found with his husband and four dogs on a beach somewhere in Asia or at the piano. Learn More about PACT HERE Follow Dr. Bob on Twitter:  @ProfessorHuish