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Annual Review 2017

Explore our research impact, priorities, highlights and stories from the past year.

Review
The climate, economic and political shifts that shaped Kenya’s 2017 election

Exploring three factors influencing Kenya's post-election tension.

Blog
Analysing UK support for energy in developing countries

How and where does the UK spend public money in support of energy investment, delivery and access?

Briefing
Should the definition of aid be changed (again)?

Alex Thier discusses changing the rules governing Official Development Assistance.

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Upcoming events

04 September

Meeting the global demand for food assistance
05 September

How to jump-start developing economies
11 September

DFID at 20: what have we learned, and where next?
14 September

Disasters Conference: learning from the past 40 years
21 September

UNGA side event: migration and the 2030 Agenda
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Publications

Expert comment

Elizabeth Carabine

The climate, economic and political shifts that shaped Kenya’s 2017 election
Alex Thier

Should the definition of aid be changed (again)?
Mark Miller

Public finance and development: 5 things to read this month
Aoife McCullough

Why supporting sharia in Niger is not an extreme position
Lena Weingartner

Looking beyond insurance: the UK’s new disaster protection centre
Caroline Harper

Canada’s feminist aid agenda: brave but not radical
David Walker

The missing generation: capturing the true scale of violence against older people
Implementing the new CDC strategy: four tests of success
Maximiliano Mendez-Parra

Don’t settle for the minimum: extending preferences for developing countries after Brexit
Rachel Slater, Paul Harvey and Richard Mallett

Conflict, fragility and recovery: six years of research, three surprises
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Multimedia

UK party pledges and aid: #ODIdeas
An Eritrean in Ethiopia: Teddy Love’s story
Does money matter? #ODIdeas with Donald Kaberuka
Women and the 'Uber-isation' of domestic work
Child labour in the slums of Bangladesh
Europe's expensive and ineffective efforts to stop migration
How the credit crunch is affecting African economies
Striving to survive: Rohingya refugees in Malaysia
Are Latin America and the Caribbean on track to achieve the SDGs by 2030?
Is Asia-Pacific on track to achieve the SDGs by 2030?
Is sub-Saharan Africa on track to achieve the SDGs by 2030?
Fleeing into the unknown: a journey from Eritrea to England
Women and power: three things you should know
2015 in numbers
Climate finance pledges at COP21
Fossil fuel subsidies: G20 spends billions to push us closer to climate disaster
G20 fossil fuel production subsidies – in numbers
The SDGs must leave no one behind: stories from Ghana
Scaling up humanitarian cash transfers
Rohingya refugees in Malaysia: life after the boat journey

Rohingya refugees in Malaysia: life after the boat journey

Tens of thousands of Rohingya refugees live in Malaysia. After the perilous boat journey across the Andamen sea, many struggle to rebuild their lives. This photo essay investigates how these refugees survive in Kuala Lumpur.

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