Kelli Rogers

Kelli Rogers @kellierin

Kelli Rogers has worked as an Associate Editor and Southeast Asia Correspondent for Devex, with a particular focus on gender. Prior to that, she reported on social and environmental issues from Nairobi, Kenya. Kelli holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism from the University of Missouri, and has reported from more than 20 countries.

Latest Articles

How should USAID fund differently to hit its localization targets?

How should USAID fund differently to hit its localization targets?

over 2 years ago // The future of US aid

If USAID wants to change who it funds, it will need to change how it funds. So what are some ways that USAID could fund differently in order to hit its localization targets?

Statistical support gets a rethink with new finance clearinghouse

Statistical support gets a rethink with new finance clearinghouse

about 4 years ago // Data and Development

A finance clearinghouse launched at the U.N. World Data Forum seeks to connect data needs with funding opportunities in real time. This is just the beginning of a shift toward greater trust and transparency within the data for development space, experts say.

How climate change and gender-based violence are connected

How climate change and gender-based violence are connected

over 4 years ago // Climate change

As donors begin to explore the links between environmental issues and GBV, experts say "we can't close our eyes" to the issue anymore.

At CSW, advocates see positive signs for US policy on gender equality

At CSW, advocates see positive signs for US policy on gender equality

almost 5 years ago // Gender equality

Amid the 65th session of the Commission on the Status of Women, advocates are speculating how the U.S. administration’s early show of support for equality will translate to policy and funding action.

The care economy costs women. It’s time to pay up, advocates say at CSW

The care economy costs women. It’s time to pay up, advocates say at CSW

almost 5 years ago // Gender equality

COVID-19 has shown the economy depends on women’s unpaid work. Short-term responses should be rolled into systemic change, according to experts at the 65th session of the Commission on the Status of Women.

Gender data: How expensive is it, really?

Gender data: How expensive is it, really?

over 5 years ago // Focus on: Gender data

There are multiple reasons for the gender data gaps that existed long before COVID-19 — but financing shouldn't be one of them, experts tell Devex.

At a Ugandan factory, workers prove that 'periods don't pause for pandemics'

At a Ugandan factory, workers prove that 'periods don't pause for pandemics'

over 5 years ago // COVID-19

To follow government orders and keep sanitary pad business AFRIpads open during the pandemic, 60 workers lived on the premises for four months.

Q&A: What early data says about gendered impacts of COVID-19

Q&A: What early data says about gendered impacts of COVID-19

over 5 years ago // Focus on: Gender data

UN Women rolled out surveys in multiple countries in Asia and the Pacific just weeks after the pandemic was declared. Statistics specialist Sara Duerto Valero explains how the agency was able to act so quickly, and what the data reveals so far about the impacts of the crisis on men and women.

Has it become too dangerous to measure violence against women?

Has it become too dangerous to measure violence against women?

over 5 years ago // Focus on: Gender data

Collecting data on gender-based violence is a sensitive endeavor under any circumstance. Devex asks experts what it looks like now — when women may be in lockdown with their abusers.

A new experiment will direct data at crowdsourced gender questions

A new experiment will direct data at crowdsourced gender questions

over 5 years ago // Focus on: Gender data

Instead of 100 datasets, GovLab co-founder Stefaan Verhulst says he would rather have 100 questions. The research center’s new initiative seeks to identify the world’s most pressing problems and then create data collaboratives to solve them.