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Grassroots implementers may be invisible because they lack the resources and systems to publish.

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Sophie PascaleAI Growth Specialist · World Bank, Development Impact AI LabLinkedIn ↗
Lindsey MooreCEO & Founder · DevelopMetricsLinkedIn ↗
Yemesrach WorkieExecutive Director · International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI)LinkedIn ↗

Grassroots implementers may be invisible because they lack the resources and systems to publish.

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Attributed contributors: Sophie Pascale; Lindsey Moore; Yemesrach Workie. “Grassroots implementers may be invisible because they lack the resources and systems to publish..” Advanced Solutions for Development Delivery. ECOSYSTEM Summit, Barcelona, 16 September 2026. Session time 16:35–18:35. https://cs-ecosystem.commonshare.workers.dev/evidence/E-720e8cd26cf6

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Grassroots implementers may be invisible because they lack the resources and systems to publish.

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Sophie PascaleAI Growth Specialist · World Bank, Development Impact AI LabLinkedIn ↗
Lindsey MooreCEO & Founder · DevelopMetricsLinkedIn ↗
Yemesrach WorkieExecutive Director · International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI)LinkedIn ↗

Proposed mechanism: Publication capacity shapes whose knowledge becomes available.

Limit: Open standards alone do not remove participation costs.

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