Learn to act with imperfect information. Take calculated risks. Remember who is most at risk. Those are just some of the calls to action from Andres Gomez de la Torre, drawing on CARE's learning from Ebola response. Originally recorded in August of 2018, this podcast has critical lessons that CARE is using today in planning our COVID 19 response, and are an important call to action as we know some of the world's poorest countries are about to get hit with a crisis for which they are not prepared.
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Get Over It: Learning from Failure 2022
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The Chance To Choose Something Different: Crypto, Cash, and Refugees
Don’t Be Afraid to Stop When It’s Not Working
Reflection and Risk: Lessons from Girl-Led Activism
More listening: Taking feedback to create and use more effective standards
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