You’re probably underestimating what you can contribute
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Highlights from my ChinaTalk conversation about Doing Big Things in Policy
I recently joined Jordan Schneider and Kumar Garg on ChinaTalk. I (of course) recommend reading the full post, but wanted to pull out the key message—you’re probably underestimating how much you could contribute and how badly that contribution is needed—and highlight some of my favorite snippets. Kumar described how people want to look for “white space” in policy—areas where no one is working. He says: Kumar Garg: One of the conversations I have with donors goes like this—somebody might say, “Let’s do a white space analysis. Where’s the white space?” By that they mean there’s some space…
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