There's no doubt the global aid architecture is changing — but how will these changes influence international development's next decade? We asked executives from the public, private and nonprofit sectors. Here's a preview of our survey’s results.
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As Manager of Surveys and Advisory Services at Devex, Nicolas leads an experienced team of researchers on a variety of custom research projects and surveys. He previously worked on policy issues at the United Nations in Aceh, Indonesia, and was heavily involved with the civil society contingent to the Fourth High-Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness in Busan, South Korea, during his time as a policy officer with Ibon International.
