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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Managing a National Poverty Reduction Policy: Who, What and How?
Public event | 10 November 1999
This event discussed the crucial importance of the national context; and the centrality of politics to poverty reduction.
From Income Poverty to Sustainable Livelihoods: Practical Implications of Evolving Frameworks for Understanding Poverty
Public event | 4 November 1999
The second meeting in the series defined a sustainable livelihood as comprising the capabilities, assets and activities required for a means of living, and introduced the sustainable livelihood approach as a way of thinking about development.
Lessons Without Borders?
Public event | 20 October 1999
As an introduction, the objective of this series was defined as a way of seeking common ground across the North - South boundary.
Quality of Growth and Foreign Aid and Development - book launches
Workshop | 28 September 1999
This event launched and discussed the book entitled ''Quality and Growth'', written by Vinod Thomas, Vice President of the World Bank for the World Bank Institute.
Lessons Without Borders: Conversations across the Boundary between Developed and Developing Countries
Event Series | 1 September - 1 December 1999
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