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Governments and donors must manage transitions away from aid
Insight | 12 April 2019 | Annalisa Prizzon
Transition from aid is not a linear path. Here are four implications for governments and donors as countries achieve middle-income status.
Read and commentFive priorities for the new World Bank president
Comment | 10 April 2019 | Jesse Griffiths, Marcus Manuel, Annalisa Prizzon, Marta Foresti, Alastair McKechnie
Improve accountability; target an end to extreme poverty; help MICs transition away from aid; prioritise labour migration; engage more in fragile areas.
Read and commentBrexit and global development
Insight | 9 April 2019 | Dirk Willem te Velde, Maximiliano Mendez-Parra
As Britain prepares to leave the European Union, we track new developments and analyse impact on low- and middle-income countries in this rolling blog.
Read and commentDecent work for all: six priorities for this week’s UN summit
Comment | 8 April 2019 | Abigail Hunt, Mareike Schomerus, Richard Mallett, Andrew Shepherd, Alberto Lemma, Francesca Bastagli
Show workers change; support good job creation, including for migrants; promote 'growth from below'; encourage private investors; ensure social protection.
Read and commentNew pan-agency development financing report suggests major economic crisis brewing
Comment | 4 April 2019 | Jesse Griffiths
A major report launched today confirms record global debt levels and financial fragilities – but is disappointingly light on solutions.
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As researchers, we must work with activists to solve the climate crisis
What G7 leaders can do to end extreme poverty
Three ways humanitarians can support the Rohingya in Bangladesh, two years on
IPCC’s Climate Change and Land report: how we can shape a healthier planet
Dear Prime Minister, five priorities for the UK government
Lessons from the African Continental Free Trade Area
Let’s talk climate change: four tips for communicating about it
How to make property tax work for local governments in poorer countries
Empowering Africa’s powerful women
Welcome back to DFID, Rory Stewart