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Life as a Fellow: Dr. Martin Weale
This article is taken from a speech by Dr Martin Weale, Director, National Institute of Economic and Social Research, where he shared his experiences as an ODI Fellow at the National Statistical Office, 1977-79.
Good News When Researchers and Politicians Work Together
'Rarely has the assembly of evidence by politicians created such a storm as the one over the UK government’s recent dossiers supporting the decision to go to war in Iraq. Beyond the specific controversy the case highlights the critical importance of...
Working with the Private Sector on Pro- Poor Tourism: Opinions and experience from two development practitioners
Tourism has not to date been a focus for development agencies but there is nevertheless a considerable amount of activity in the tourism sector that links private sector and development sector interests. This short note briefly explains this engagement and...
Aid in chronic political emergencies
'The last twenty years has seen a record expansion in humanitarian assistance budgets.. why do we need more aid targeted at chronic political emergencies?'
Aid financing for international public goods
'if the increased aid is allocated in the same way as current aid, the increased spending on public goods would not provide the resources needed even to meet development health and education targets'.
Beyond American exceptionalism: a global agenda for the Biden-Harris administration
How to tackle mis/disinformation with a human centred approach
Pushing people further into poverty: the impact of Covid-19 in lower- and middle- income countries
An exposé of Trump’s finances: ending US public support for the fossil fuel industry
How President-elect Biden can show leadership in global human rights
The multilateral tools waiting to be used by the Biden administration
It’s time to invest for the 21st century and repurpose humanitarian bureaucracies
A post Covid-19 human rights agenda
Supporting democracy is about more than 'open societies'. Democracy also needs to deliver
How to allocate scarce aid: why Ukraine doesn’t need more aid than Tanzania