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With the best of intentions: Debt forgiveness or how to build a perpetual motion machine…
Many sections of the society including those in government wish to develop faster and wish to enjoy higher rates of economic growth and higher real incomes, all within an equitable framework that assures fair shares for all.
Lead, Follow or Get out of the way? The European Union and Impending Bretton Woods Reform
'There have been complaints for years that power in the IMF and the World Bank is skewed to rich countries, and that developing countries have too little “voice”. This year, there is real chance that votes in these two leading financial institutions will...
SecureWater Exhibition at the Oxo Gallery, South Bank, London
Photos from the ODI Water Policy Programme on water usage.
Shaping the EU’s trade policy with Africa, the Caribbean and Pacific (ACP)
How does one influence the design of a policy that is still being negotiated – or decide whether alternatives are needed?
The New International Benchmark Standard for Environmental and Social Performance of the Private Sector in Developing Countries: Will It Raise or Lower the Bar?
In July 2006 the International Finance Corporation (IFC) – the private sector arm of the World Bank Group – launched a new set of business standards for managing environmental and social risks. Clients of the IFC who enter into project finance, equity...
The changing geopolitics of North-South relations: introducing ODI MED
Human rights are at a crossroads – but accountability and activism can inspire change
Redirect finance, cooperate globally, redefine the system: three key economic ideas
Motivate. Mobilise. Manage. Repeat: how to deliver climate action for a global reset
Reimagining multilateralism: seizing the opportunity for change
Covid-19: an opportunity to shift power in research
What the EU recovery fund means for Europe and international development
Three ways digital technology can help drug makers fight COVID-19
The new information reality
Four ways to prevent the Sustainable Development Goals becoming a casualty of Covid-19 responses