<p>Catherine Nzuki is joined by Blair Glencorse and Cheri-Leigh Erasmus, co-CEOs of Accountability Lab, to unpack the latest findings from the <a href="https://www.globalaidfreeze.com">Global Aid Freeze Tracker</a>. Together, they reflect on the current state of the development sector and explore where the development sector goes from here. </p>

Catherine Nzuki is joined by Blair Glencorse and Cheri-Leigh Erasmus, co-CEOs of Accountability Lab, to unpack the latest findings from the Global Aid Freeze Tracker. Together, they reflect on the current state of the development sector and explore where the development sector goes from here.

<p>Catherine Nzuki is joined by Blair Glencorse and Cheri-Leigh Erasmus, co-CEOs of Accountability Lab, to unpack the latest findings from the <a href="https://www.globalaidfreeze.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">Global Aid Freeze Tracker</a>. Together, they reflect on the current state of the development sector and explore where the development sector goes from here.&nbsp;</p>

The development sector has changed irrevocably. What comes next?

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The development sector has changed irrevocably. What comes next?

The development sector has changed irrevocably. What comes next?