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Niger: Shared responsibility for a slow response
Many commentators have legitimately asked how, in a year when attention was meant to be focused on Africa, and only a few weeks after the G8 summit, we have managed to let such a crisis develop in a peaceful and democratic country.
The pilot IFF gets the go-ahead. Now is the time to start talking about the future aid architecture
Eurostat and the UK Office of National Statistics have announced an important decision which will pave the way for governments to contribute to the pilot version of Gordon Brown's proposed International Finance Facility, and perhaps eventually to the full...
Making poverty history - the state as the missing link
There is a missing link between the generous financial commitments, and the chance of the citizens of many countries around the world realizing the benefits of this commitment.
Securitising Development or Developing Security?
Aid is being (again) explicitly linked to security objectives in the EU and US. But whether this is a threat or an opportunity for the development community and developing countries is unclear.
Marginalised and ignored: why some issues never make it onto policy agendas
Some issues fail to excite policy makers. They are complex, costly and do not help them win elections.
El futuro de la ayuda española, en campaña
Five priorities for the new World Bank president
Decent work for all: six priorities for this week’s UN summit
New pan-agency development financing report suggests major economic crisis brewing
Brussels Conference on Syria: four issues donors must prioritise next week
End the US stranglehold on the World Bank
Davos 2019: four reasons for optimism despite the gloom
Prospects for LGBTQI+ rights worldwide in 2019
Four priorities for Bangladesh's new government in 2019
Four ways the Global Commission on the Future of Work can deliver for women in the gig economy