Event Highlights: A Shift in Policy Brief Writing in the Age of AI

September 24, 2024

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On September 23, the Department of Anthropology and International Development at AUCA hosted an insightful presentation by Kanat Sultanaliev, Executive Director of the Tien Shan Analytical Center, on “Policy Brief: Practices and Approaches in the Context of Kyrgyzstan.”

 Kanat delved into how the nature of policy briefs is rapidly evolving, particularly with integrating AI technologies. This shift challenges traditional methods and demands more concise, audience-specific, and adaptable formats to address the complexities of Kyrgyzstan’s socio-cultural landscape.

 The discussion also emphasized the importance of fieldwork in research. Being on the ground, experiencing the socio-economic realities firsthand, and engaging with local communities are crucial to producing effective, relevant, and action-oriented policy briefs.

 One key takeaway: Whether you're a student, researcher, or policymaker, it's essential to write concise, targeted documents tailored to your audience’s needs. Understanding the policy landscape while mastering new tools like AI will set you apart in the evolving world of project management and development.

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