COP25: net zero requires tackling fossil fuel productionComment | 3 December 2019 | Leo RobertsWhile net-zero emissions is the key target for governments at COP25, fossil fuel production plans still put us on course for unsustainable global heating. Read and comment
Solving the low-income country debt crisis: four solutionsInsight | 8 November 2019 | Jesse GriffithsPreventing another widespread low-income country debt crisis require serious changes on the part of creditors and the international system. Read and comment
Low-income country debt: three key trendsInsight | 15 October 2019 | Jesse GriffithsThe first in a new blog series explores how more low-income countries are vulnerable to debt, while they also face rising and more expensive debt levels. Read and comment
What G7 leaders can do to end extreme povertyComment | 22 August 2019 | Marcus ManuelWith the world off track to ending extreme poverty by 2030, global inequality is facing a backwards trend. Are G7 leaders up for the task? Read and comment
Regional Organisations Humanitarian Action Network conference paper 2017Briefing papers | January 2018 | Barnaby Willits-KingThe ROHAN 2017 meeting in Addis Ababa reflected on its future role and how to take the network forward. Downloads
Timeline｜DFID at 20: what have we learned, and where next?Infographic | September 2017This timeline outlines the key moments across DFID's twenty year history, from 1997 to 2017. Find out more
The politics of the results agenda in DFID: 1997-2017Research reports and studies | September 2017 | Craig Valters and Brendan WhittyThis paper analyses the results agenda in the UK's Department for International Development (DFID): how and why it emerged, and the influence of politics. Downloads
The 2016 IMF/World Bank Annual MeetingsODI On... | 5 - 3 October 2016ODI is in Washington DC from 7-9 October to engage policymakers and partners around the 2016 Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank. Find out more
Fragility, conflict and violence as global public goods: strengthening engagement by multilateral development banksResearch reports and studies | October 2016 | Alastair McKechnieThis paper examines the comparative advantage of multilateral development banks in addressing issues of fragility, conflict and violence. Downloads
How multilateral agencies can move from 'billions to trillions'Comment | 30 September 2016 | Chris HumphreyThree ways the World Bank and regional multilateral development banks can increase lending substantially with little financial risk and no additional cost to shareholders. Read and comment
