FEATURED KAPTALKS
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The narrow corridor: states, societies and the fate of liberty
Economic recovery in the post-pandemic world
Effective poverty reduction beyond MDGs
Netflix for Agriculture? Digital Technology for Development
From war to development - women leading the nation
Taking peace-building to the world
Poor economics - why some poverty reduction policies work and some don't
Safeguarding a climate - towards a sustainable future
Fasten green belts on journey to sustainability
The Climate Justice movement: histories and trajectories
Challenges of recovery, climate change and inequality
Natural resource extraction after COVID: social justice challenge
Reimagining ways to achieve SDGs - innovations in finance and digitalisation
European Union statecraft for sustainable development
Agenda 2030: Two Years In
Economic and political development: the importance of institutions
The narrow corridor: states, societies and the fate of liberty
Human security in developing world
Role of civil society in global governance
From crisis to stability
Human security in the age of geopolitics, terrorism and new wars
The Kapuscinski Development Lecture series, named for Ryszard Kapuscinski, a Polish journalist and writer who covered developing countries, is organized jointly by the European Commission, the United Nations Development Programme and partner universities and development think tanks. Since 2009, over 40,000 participants – live and online – have attended over 130 lectures.