ODI's Principled Aid Index reveals bilateral donors' motives for aid-giving at a time of growing nationalism and global division, when the costs of disunity could not be higher.
The UK government's decision to cut its aid spending target to 0.5% is a serious error of judgement. Spending on fossil fuel subsidies should be redeployed to plug any development funding gap.
In the run-up to Riyadh summit, watch our webinar that examines the role of the G20 during the Covid-19 response and what, if anything, can take its place.
Watch Rémy Rioux and Rathin Roy reflect on the significance of the first Finance in Common Summit and explore how public developments banks can collaborate to create sustainable growth.
We need to overcome the structural barriers that prevent diasporas from taking part in development processes, writes Chukwu-Emeka Chikezie in Black History Month.
Join us as we mark 60 years of impact with a series of online conversations about our future after coronavirus, and how the world should address today's biggest global challenges.
Catch up with our latest analysis on the FCDO, covering opportunities and challenges facing the new department, plus the UK Government’s Integrated Review of Security, Defence, Development and Foreign Policy.
