ODI events – often hosted at our London HQ and streamed to a global audience – bring together the world’s most influential thinkers to discuss the critical issues of our time.
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Forests and Poverty: Can Poverty Reduction be Reconciled with Conservation?
Public event | 2 June 1999
This event looked at the role forests can play in meeting international development targets, and potential areas of conflict with environmental goals.
Are the International Development targets reachable? Reassessing the prospects in Asia and Africa
Public event | 26 May 1999
The target of halving extreme income-poverty by 2015 was agreed at the World Summit on Social Development in 1995 and was subsequently adopted by the Development Assistance Committee of the OECD. This meeting looked at the target in detail.
Halving Poverty by 2015: Have We Got What it Takes?
Event Series | 1 May - 1 July 1999
Find out more Can We do Anything Sensible with a Rights-Based Approach to Development?
Public event | 31 March 1999
This event looked at potential opportunities and challenges to implementing a right-based approach to development.
Solutions outside the Box: Can We Finally Implement the Human Right to Food
Public event | 24 March 1999
In this event, Simon Maxwell introduced his paper on the right to food and identified ten topics that had been discussed in previous meetings in this series.