Policy Innovations from the Global South

Achim Kemmerling is Professor of International Development and Public Policy at the Willy Brandt School of Public Policy, University of Erfurt, Germany. Luicy Pedroza is a Research Professor at El Colegio de México and an Associate Fellow at the ILAS-GIGA, Germany. Hasnain Bokhari is Head of Digital Policy & Artificial Intelligence at the Willy Brandt School of Public Policy, University of Erfurt, Germany.

• 1. Introduction: South-North Learning Against the Odds.- Part I: Ignoring Lessons from the Global South.- 2. Community engagement and social engagement in public health: Lessons from the West African response to Ebola .- 3. Policy Innovation in Early Childhood Education and Care: (Why) Did West Germany (not) learn from East Germany?.- 4. South Africa's Social Protection Innovations: Lessons in Bidirectional Policy Learning.- 5. Path-breaking Latin American policies and legacies: neglecting what works.- 6. Platform work in Africa and the potential for policy innovation.- Part II: Partial, Concealed and Distorted Learnings.- 7. When incomplete learning leads to policy failure: Lessons from exporting the Chilean pension reform.- 8. How Latin America innovated care.- 9. Do Stories about the Medellin Miracle in the Global North Hold up to Scrutiny?.- 10. Plastic waste management policy commitment: Learnings from Rwanda.- 11. How ASEAN countries manage the digital economy.- Part III: Substantial Learning.- 12. Policy Transfer and Local Nuances: The Grameen Bank Model's Varied Reception in Global North.- 13. How Estonia travelled to the West and South.- 14. Participatory budgeting in Japan: something to learn from Brazilian public budgeting?.- 15. Crowdsourcing Disaster Management Data: The Case of Kenyan Innovation.- 16. Conclusion: When Weakness Turns to Strength.