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Bridges across boundaries: linking research and policy in international development
'Think-tanks need to work together across national boundaries if they are to influence policy-making internationally. ODI is helping to pioneer a new way of doing this, using a model known as "policy code-sharing"'.'
...Behind the rhetoric: the relevance of human rights for development and humanitarian action
'Donor governments do not always seem to recognise poverty and suffering as a denial of human rights that they are obliged to address – through development assistance, humanitarian action or otherwise'.
Rural India learns new ways of earning its living
'Playing a word association game with 'rural India' typically generates images of 'tradition', 'poverty', 'caste hierarchy' and 'stagnation'. Such associations remain partly valid, but things are changing...
A Malaria Vaccine - What If?
'Malaria is one of the three biggest killer diseases in the world, killing over one million people per year. A vaccine for malaria would be a big deal.'
Book review: Constructing Democratic Governance in Latin America
This is a book review of 'Constructing Democratic Governance in Latin America'.
UK General Election 2019: putting sustainable development centre-stage
Two priorities to overcome polarisation and revitalise democracy
COP25: net zero requires tackling fossil fuel production
New technologies are changing humanitarian action, but don’t assume they're inclusive
2019 UK General Election and immigration: party manifestos explained
Dear European Commission president: four priorities to demonstrate global leadership
Four reflections on the International day for the Eradication of Poverty
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