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A page from the TAS Generate diary
TUESDAY, 7 MAY. 5.15pm. It’s already starting to get dark and Tassie winter is kicking in. However, this does not deter us Generators! Our room has ‘homely’ feel about it. We have comfy seats and the walls surrounding us are plastered with Live Below the Line and Roadtrip posters, as well as our ‘gracious space’ poster. [...]
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Generate lives below the line – Day five
Written by the official Generate blogger for Live Below the Line, Alice Marquand from Victoria. You have no idea how good it feels to wake up and know that today will be the last time you have to suffer through eating rolled oats and water for at least the next 12 months. So, with that thought [...]
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Generate lives below the line – Day Four
Written by the official Generate blogger for Live Below the Line, Alice Marquand from Victoria. Day four was pretty uneventful. I neither had uni or any uni work to do. I didn’t plan for a movie and pyjama day but it just sort of happened that way. My lack of energy had finally hit me. Needless [...]
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Generate lives below the line – Day three
Written by the official Generate blogger for Live Below the Line, Alice Marquand from Victoria. So, if you knew you were going to die, what would you choose your last meal to be? For me, prior to Live Below the Line, this question would involve various responses from chocolate mud cake to green chicken curry. Although [...]
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Generate Lives Below the Line – Day Two
Written by the official Generate blogger for Live Below the Line, Alice Marquand from Victoria. Anyone who knows anything about me knows how much I enjoy food. Breakfast is no exception. Usually I wake up 30 minutes early just to have a good breaky, a coffee and read the paper. In fact, I swear by [...]
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oaktree eXchange: Aid Effectiveness
In our monthly guest exploration of everything development, guest blogger Paul Ronands (former Deputy CEO of World Vision) looks at Aid Effectiveness. [pro-player width='530' height='295' type='video']http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=suFB9IqJdwY[/pro-player] Paul Ronalds says: As Peter Versegi’s Youtube clip argues, Australia’s aid program can be assessed at three levels: the program level, the country level and the international institutional level. [...]
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oaktree eXchange: Review on Aid Effectiveness
Michael Sheldrick answers your questions and comments on the proposed submission by Oaktree to the Independent Review on Aid Effectiveness.
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oaktree eXchange: East Timor
As we speak, the Oaktree team are over in Timor visiting 8 of the 15 small business groups, meeting the people and learning about their successes and challenges! Driving from village to village in some the most remote parts of timor, they are witnessing incredible changes and the project in action!Catch the FIRST VIDEO CLIP [...]
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oaktree eXchange: Project Selection for PNG
This month: PNG Country Manager Celia Boyd fields your questions and comments about selection of a new project in PNG.
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Oaktree eXchange: Disability Inclusion
Kathryn James of the CBM Australia-Nossal Institute Partnership for Disability Inclusive Development answers your questions on disability inclusion.
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