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Rebecca Webber

Rebecca Webber is a Devex correspondent based in New York City. A graduate of Georgetown University and Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism, she has covered news, women's issues, politics, health and personal finance for publications such as Psychology Today, Parade, More, Real Simple and Glamour. She also teaches writing for Mediabistro.

Latest Articles

Exclusive feature: Aid effectiveness
Exclusive feature: Aid effectiveness
Is the global aid community ready to ‘design for impact’?
23 Sep 2013
A year after former U.S. President Bill Clinton asked the aid community to “design for impact,” the Clinton Global Initiative annual gathering begins Monday under the motto “Mobilizing for Impact.” Have we embraced Clinton’s call for more design thinking in development cooperation? An exclusive analysis.
Exclusive Feature
Exclusive Feature
What Rio+20 means for foreign aid
18 Jun 2012
All eyes this week are on Rio, where world leaders will attend the U.N. Conference on Sustainable Development. For the aid community, the partnerships struck on the sidelines may prove as seminal as the summit’s official declaration. Both will shape the aid agenda for years to come.
Career Insight: Education
A master's in international development: Still necessary?
9 Apr 2012
As specialized university programs pop up for internationally minded professionals, a degree in international development has become just one of many academic paths to a high-level job in development cooperation.
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