Achieving equal access to justice for all by 2030: lessons from global funds Working and discussion papers | July 2018 | Marcus Manuel and Clare Manuel This paper explores whether the experience of global funds could be applied to supporting SDG 16.3’s commitment to equal access to justice for all by 2030. Downloads
A guide to multilateral development banks Working and discussion papers | June 2018 | Annalisa Prizzon and Lars Engen This updated guide offers a comprehensive comparison on the most pertinent global, regional and sub-regional multilateral development banks. Downloads
Managing development agencies: from reform to renewal Public event | 18 June 2018 16:00 - 17:30 GMT+1 (BST) This event brings together researchers and officials to discuss how development agencies should be governed and structured. Find out more
Momentum for private sector-led development should be built up further (Japanese) Comment | 13 June 2018 | Kiyoshi Kodera This article discusses how International Financial Institutions can accelerate private sector-led projects in pursuit of the Sustainable Development Goals. Read and comment
Can blended finance work for the poorest countries? Insight | 1 June 2018 | Samantha Attridge As blended finance continues its vertiginous ascent to the top of the ‘billions to trillions’ agenda, we assess when and where it can and won’t work. Read and comment
Resource guide for NDC finance Toolkits | May 2018 | Charlene Watson, James Rawlins and Matthew Halstead Developed by the LEDS GP Finance Working Group, this guide presents a selection of resources on financing nationally determined contributions (NDCs). Downloads
Channelling private investment to infrastructure: what can multilateral development banks realistically do? Working and discussion papers | April 2018 | Chris Humphrey This paper reviews how multilateral development banks can coordinate demand for infrastructure investment and supply of institutional investment resources. Downloads
Financing the promise to leave no one behind Side event | 24 April 2018 08:00 - 09:30 GMT-4 (EDT) This event discusses how financing should be deployed within sectors to ensure that it reaches the poorest and most marginalised groups. Find out more
Fragility Commission report is spot on: engagement in fragile states needs real and radical change Comment | 20 April 2018 | Marcus Manuel Half the world’s poor will be living in fragile states in 2030. The case for implementing the recommendations of the Fragility Commission is compelling. Read and comment
Leaving no one behind in access to vision: catalysing funding for primary eyecare Research reports and studies | March 2018 | Amina Khan, Lars Engen and Harsh Desai This study examines what impact scaling up funding for primary eyecare for developing countries could have. Downloads
