Salman Sabbab

Exploring innovation. MPP Graduate@LSEPublicPolicy. Ex-@UNDP @WHO Innovation Hub @BRAC Social Innovation Lab

[David Bergman @TheDavidBergman]

Tarique Rahman will be the first MALE prime minister, in Bangladesh in 35 years. Not many countries can say that!

[M. Chatib Basri @ChatibBasri]

Navigating Crisis in an Imperfect World: Lessons from Indonesia’s Reform Journey
by Irman Faiz @irmanfaiz @HarvardCID
https://t.co/s6fWVBviWH

[Naila Kabeer @N_Kabeer]

Discussing ‘Renegotiating Patriarchy’ and other matters with the @LSEalumni in Dhaka, Bangladesh in the cafe that wants to be a bookshop (or the bookshop that is also a cafe).

[UNDP Bangladesh @UNDP_BD]

New step in 🦟#DenguePrevention!
Together with the Dhaka North City Corporation, we’ve launched the Dengue Dashboard—a data-driven tool to enable rapid action against #dengue.

Dashboard Link: https://t.co/CyUDBvRh2Y

[Salman Sabbab @SalmanSabbab]

China’s most important export today is not a product, but a process. And it will redefine the nature of global competition. https://t.co/MDpTPISZW9

[NotesfromSA @AmbastaSumita]

Climate change has deep historical roots – Amitav Ghosh explores how capitalism and colonialism fit in https://t.co/SyeXx6uYTg via @TC_Africa @GhoshAmitav

[Bloomberg Cities @BloombergCities]

City leaders have always worked to save residents’ time and effort. But now, time use is emerging as a unifying guidepost across sectors, providing a focused way to assess how policies impact residents' daily lives.

We took a closer look at how: https://t.co/4nQ0iaLfat

[Harvard Business Review @HarvardBiz]

A design-centric culture puts the focus on user experiences — especially emotional ones. https://t.co/4NlgoNJHta

[Mariana Mazzucato @MazzucatoM]

The Notting Hill Carnival isn't just a festival - it's a dynamic platform for value creation that static price metrics fail to capture. We need new models to understand & harness the public value of culture.

Read the article ➡️ https://t.co/nKTQC9C9PK

[Amitav Ghosh @GhoshAmitav]

Some things that Indians need to know about Bangladesh.
https://t.co/brHL1i5umz

[Nazmul Ahasan @the_nazmul]

Bangladesh’s Muslim clerics are voluntarily guarding a Hindu temple in Cumilla after reports of attacks on Hindu communities and their places of worship prompted politicians and protest leaders to call for 'resisting' those committing violence.

Photo by Billah Mamun/Facebook

[Salman Sabbab @SalmanSabbab]

Innovation Requires an Environment of Creative Risk! https://t.co/ne7HEWvp9k

[Project Syndicate @ProSyn]

Populists' manipulation of identity for political gain is dangerous. But so is the denial that voters’ fears have deep and genuine causes, observe @AndresVelasco and @YairZivan. https://t.co/29nZbcDFaW

[LSE @LSEnews]

Until now it hasn't been possible for governments to identify which policies will increase citizens' #wellbeing the most.

LSE researchers, working with the UK Government, aim to change this. Read how 👇

#LSEResearchForTheWorld @CEP_LSE | @LSE_PBS
https://t.co/ZTya2K1zJw

[Naila Kabeer @N_Kabeer]

7 years ago Amartya Sen, @lewisd100 Julie Huang & myself discussed causes of Bangladesh paradox. Read Renegotiating Patriarchy (@LSEPress October 2024) for my take on it
Tales of the Unexpected: gender equality & social progress in Bangladesh https://t.co/Yzvixa9Z6r via @YouTube

[Salman Sabbab @SalmanSabbab]

How social sector organizations can integrate human-centered, systems-minded, strategy-aligned, and equity-driven approaches for greater impact-https://t.co/ZPnuZtCwyg

[Salman Sabbab @SalmanSabbab]

“Don’t worry about inequality, growth will take care of everything” narrative does not look particularly convincing right now. Interesting take on inequality trends and its political implications.

[Maitreesh Ghatak @maitreesh]

My take on the debate on inequality inspired by the paper Income and Wealth Inequality in India, 1922-2023: The Rise of the Billionaire Raj by Piketty, Bharti, Chancel, & Somanchi in the context of Indian elections.

https://t.co/JlpwhTk3an

@htTweets @LSEEcon @STICERD_LSE

[Salman Sabbab @SalmanSabbab]

We need to stop trying to design the solution, and instead design for the conditions that enable the emergence of many solutions.
https://t.co/YascW47tCK

[Ricardo Hausmann @ricardo_hausman]

Happy to announce that our incredible team at the @HarvardGrwthLab has updated the data of our city atlas #Metroverse. Check out over 1000 cities in 80 countries. Go to: https://t.co/KjGbnec55b

[Evidence for Policy Design @EPoDHarvard]

What we're reading: Policymaking isn't just about the type of research, but also about when policymakers are receptive to evidence. Timing matters as much as the quality of evidence. Check out this @CGDev blog post for more: https://t.co/8tBLd9LI8K