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Covid-19 – an unprecedented global threat that deserves unprecedented leadership
Comment | 24 April 2020 | Arkebe Oqubay
Global leaders must work together to implement measures based on science and evidence to tackle the Covid-19 pandemic.
Read and commentThe politics of responding to Covid-19 in developing countries (part two)
Comment | 23 April 2020 | Tim Kelsall, Sam Hickey, David Hulme, Nicolai Schulz
Political settlements analysis can help development partners and civil society groups cautiously plan how best to assist in the Covid-19 response.
Read and commentThe politics of responding to Covid-19 in developing countries (part one)
Comment | 21 April 2020 | Tim Kelsall, Sam Hickey, David Hulme
Context, coalitions and capacity are critical to the politics of inclusive development, and the Covid-19 response must take this on board.
Read and commentVulnerable workers in global value chains – ambitious collaboration needed
Comment | 20 April 2020 | Dirk Willem te Velde, Caroline Ashley
More ambitious and collaborative action from businesses is needed to protect the most vulnerable workers in the Global South from the coronavirus crisis.
Read and commentAfrican countries are leading the way on preventing Covid-19 debt crises
Comment | 17 April 2020 | Jesse Griffiths
African countries are showing leadership in preventing a coronavirus-sparked debt crisis in the continent.
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Bringing global development closer to home
DFID and FCO merger: our experts' views
The UK’s Covid-19 response can become a defining moment for changing our approach to refugees
New pandemic, same old problems: introducing the Centre for the Study of Armed Groups
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How can Covid-19 be the catalyst to decolonise development research?
Covid-19 and health: five expert views
All eyes are on local humanitarian responders during Covid-19 – now they need support
This is how the youth is mobilising tech during Covid-19
Less gratitude, please. How Covid-19 reveals the need for migration reform