Patrick Fine's guest appearances

Patrick Fine

Terms Of Reference Podcast

Displaced

MOSHAPE Minute

Alix Zwane

Owen Barder

Kenneth Stanley

Karen Levy

Miki Agrawal

Dag Hammarskjold

Chris Blattman

John Prendergast

George Clooney

Claire Wasserman

Paul Niehaus

Krista Donaldson

Viet Thanh Nguyen

Carne Ross

Reshma Saujani

OwlTail

This MOSHAPE Minute hosted by Chris Stehle features MOSHAPE's 2021 President Dr. Patrick Fine. Dr. Fine shares some background information, why he wanted to be the MOSHAPE President, and his theme for 2021, #LevelUp

This MOSHAPE Minute hosted by Chris Stehle features MOSHAPE's 2021 President Dr. Patrick Fine. Dr. Fine shares some background information, why he wanted to be the MOSHAPE President, and his theme for 2021, #LevelUp

MOSHAPE Minute ft. Dr. Patrick Fine (3/1/2021)

In order to solve any given problem, an understanding of its root cause is the first step. But when those roots are tangled up with other factors - a whole set of interrelated causes and contexts, they all have to be taken into account to design an effective solution. And if ‘everything is everything’, where should we begin in trying to solve complex problems in areas like health and education? Patrick Fine is CEO of FHI 360, and explains what ‘integrated development’ looks like in his work. He discusses with Grant and Ravi how to approach this level of complexity, and design programs that are cost effective. Displaced is produced by the Vox Media Podcast Network in partnership with the International Rescue Committee. Find our show notes here: www.rescue.org/displaced.Rate and review the show, and email us on displaced@rescue.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In order to solve any given problem, an understanding of its root cause is the first step. But when those roots are tangled up with other factors - a whole set of interrelated causes and contexts, they all have to be taken into account to design an effective solution. And if ‘everything is everything’, where should we begin in trying to solve complex problems in areas like health and education? Patrick Fine is CEO of FHI 360, and explains what ‘integrated development’ looks like in his work. He discusses with Grant and Ravi how to approach this level of complexity, and design programs that are cost effective. Displaced is produced by the Vox Media Podcast Network in partnership with the International Rescue Committee. Find our show notes here: <a href="http://www.rescue.org/displaced" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.rescue.org/displaced</a>. Rate and review the show, and email us on displaced@rescue.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

Patrick Fine explains integrated development

The challenges faced by communities in developing contexts around the world are anything but simple. Climate change, protracted conflict, gender issues, food scarcity, natural resource management... these and the hundreds of other topics that development professionals work on everyday are complex by their very nature. Working effectively within these complex system requires an integrated approach that considers the many factors affecting a community, all at the same time. As one, off the cuff example, adequate health care systems require educational support, which requires funding and facilities, which need a sound foundation of infrastructure and policy. And, that's just looking at if from a practical "how to" perspective - adding in cultural, environmental and unsavory factors, such as conflict, weaves a web that is difficult to untangle. My guest for the 139th episode of the Terms of Reference Podcast, Patrick Fine, sees the creation of an evidence base for integrated development as a critical success factor for the future of our sector. As the CEO of FHI360, Patrick oversees a truly global development operation - one that not only implements programming, but also seeks to create new knowledge from which everyone can benefit. I have no doubt you'll enjoy this wide ranging conversation about how FHI360 is positioning themselves for the future of development.

The challenges faced by communities in developing contexts around the world are anything but simple. Climate change, protracted conflict, gender issues, food scarcity, natural resource management... these and the hundreds of other topics that development professionals work on everyday are complex by their very nature. Working effectively within these complex system requires an integrated approach that considers the many factors affecting a community, all at the same time. As one, off the cuff example, adequate health care systems require educational support, which requires funding and facilities, which need a sound foundation of infrastructure and policy. And, that's just looking at if from a practical "how to" perspective - adding in cultural, environmental and unsavory factors, such as conflict, weaves a web that is difficult to untangle. My guest for the 139th episode of the Terms of Reference Podcast, Patrick Fine, sees the creation of an evidence base for integrated development as a critical success factor for the future of our sector. As the CEO of FHI360, Patrick oversees a truly global development operation - one that not only implements programming, but also seeks to create new knowledge from which everyone can benefit. I have no doubt you'll enjoy this wide ranging conversation about how FHI360 is positioning themselves for the future of development.

TOR139: Investing In An Integrated Approach To Development With Patrick Fine Of FHI 360