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The primacy of domestic politics and the dilemmas of aid: What can donors do in Ethiopia and Uganda?
The State They’re In: An Agenda for International
A review of Lockwood, Matthew - The State They’re In: An Agenda for International Action on Poverty in Africa (London: ITDG Publishing, 2005, ISBN:1853396176, 192 pp.) by Alina Rocha Menocal
Notes from Davos 2006
This year's Davos gathering, the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum, was designed to focus more on business and less on 'development', thus fewer sessions on Africa and few African representatives.
The primacy of domestic politics: Ethiopia and Uganda, what next with aid?
After months of diplomacy and political pressure, yesterday Secretary of State for International Development Hilary Benn confirmed that the UK Government would no longer provide budget support to the Ethiopian Government, over concerns about its commitment to...
Blog Development, blogs
Only a few months ago ODI began asking itself what a blog was. Today, we recognise it is, at least, a useful communication tool and enjoys significant support.
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