Moving away from aid: lessons from country experiencesWebinar | 11 December 2019 14:00 - 15:30 GMTDrawing on case study research, we discuss the opportunities and challenges for countries managing the transition from aid. Find out more
Moving away from aid: the experience of ChileResearch reports and studies | December 2019 | Rachael Calleja and Annalisa PrizzonThis report examines how Chile has managed the transition from aid. Downloads
Moving away from aid: lessons from country studiesResearch reports and studies | December 2019 | Rachael Calleja and Annalisa PrizzonSummarising key lessons from the transition and graduation from overseas development assistance. Downloads
The untold story of water in climate adaptation. II. 15 countries speakResearch reports and studies | December 2019 | Nathaniel Mason, Roger Calow, Adriana Quevedo, Leo Roberts, Charlene Watson, Merylyn Hedger, Anjali Lohani, Ralph Philip, Frederik Pischke, Alex Simalabwi and Monika Weber-FahrJoint ODI/GWP report assessing 15 countries' progress on building resilience and achieving development goals through water resources management. Downloads
Two priorities to overcome polarisation and revitalise democracy Comment | 4 December 2019 | Alina Rocha MenocalWith civil unrest and populism rife across the developing and developed world, democracies need to deliver on inclusion and equality. Read and comment
Moving away from aidProjects | October 2018 to December 2019These reports explore the transition from aid and graduation for official development assistance Find out more
The capabilities of finance ministriesResearch reports and studies | June 2016 | Philipp Krause, Bryn Welham, Shakira Mustapha, Sierd HadleyThis report investigates what makes a successful ministry of finance. Downloads
Women and power: overcoming barriers to leadership and influenceResearch reports and studies | February 2016 | Tam O'Neil and Pilar DomingoThis paper synthesises two years of research on women’s voice and leadership in decision-making, including studies of Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Gaza, Kenya and Malawi. Downloads
Overcoming incrementalism: budget reforms and budget allocations in ChileWorking and discussion papers | March 2015 | Philipp KrauseGovernments struggle to allocate funds towards ever-changing priorities, especially when spending increases are limited by austerity. This paper investigates the conditional effect of institutional reforms on budgetary readjustments using evidence of 19 years of... Download
Basics and beyond: What drives national progress in education?Public event | 8 July 2014 10:30 - 13:00 GMT+01 (BST)Focussing on case studies in Chile, Indonesia, Mongolia and Kenya that were conducted as part of ODI's Development Progress project, this event examined the factors improving education quality at a national level. Watch
