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Are we suffering from obsessive measurement disorder?
Insight | 15 August 2019 | Tiina Pasanen
More data doesn’t necessarily mean we make better decisions. It often means just having more data that is not used.
Read and commentHow youth-led makerspaces plug the skills gap in Africa
Insight | 12 August 2019 | Susan Njambi-Szlapka
Youth-led initiatives and creative spaces have the potential to address employment challenges for Africa's growing population – but there are limitations.
Read and commentIPCC’s Climate Change and Land report: how we can shape a healthier planet
Comment | 9 August 2019 | Mairi Dupar
The IPCC's new report reveals a broken relationship between people and food, but our own shopping choices and government support can help to repair this.
Read and commentSuccess stories can change the course of Africa’s development
Insight | 31 July 2019 | Joe Studwell
Visiting research fellow Joe Studwell provides an overview of what will be featured in his forthcoming book on African development.
Read and commentDear Prime Minister, five priorities for the UK government
Comment | 23 July 2019 | Ipek Gencsu, Jesse Griffiths, Alina Rocha Menocal, Marta Foresti, Sarah Adamczyk
Address the climate crisis; cut debt; stand up for the UK's values; set the record straight on migration; support the UK's global humanitarian role.
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IPCC’s Climate Change and Land report: how we can shape a healthier planet
Dear Prime Minister, five priorities for the UK government
Lessons from the African Continental Free Trade Area
Let’s talk climate change: four tips for communicating about it
How to make property tax work for local governments in poorer countries
Empowering Africa’s powerful women
Welcome back to DFID, Rory Stewart
Five key policy lessons from the terror attacks in Sri Lanka
UK climate finance and poverty reduction – an uncertain relationship
How to manage complexity: four lessons for DFID’s new Secretary of State