The Ebola response in West Africa: exposing the politics and culture of international aidWorking and discussion papers | October 2015 | Marc DuBois and Caitlin Wake, with Scarlett Sturridge and Christina BennettAn examination of the strengths and weakness of the international aid system through the lens of the Ebola response. Download
What Ebola tells us about aidPublic event | 16 October 2015Building on discussions at the World Humanitarian Summit Global Consultation, an event examining the implications of Ebola for international crisis response. Watch
The role of fear in the Ebola responseComment | 15 October 2015 | Caitlin WakeBefore it can tackle another crisis like the Ebola outbreak, the international aid community needs to understand how fear marred the early stages of the response. Read and comment
What Ebola exposed about health systems in West AfricaInfographic | October 2015Infographics illustrating what the Ebola crisis revealed about health spending and infrastructure in Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea. Find out more
Ebola: What more can be done?Public event | 30 September 2014 15:30 - 17:30 GMT+01 (BST)This year's Ebola outbreak has so far claimed the lives of thousands in West Africa. The rate of contamination is snowballing with some predicting that more than 500,000 could be infected by the end of January. What can be done to destroy Ebola and are we doing... Watch
Guinea elections: a watershed for the private sector?Comment | 27 September 2013 | Vikki Chambers and Alexandra Reza'Guinea today is in a condition of political stalemate which reflects both the deep-rooted mistrust that exists between the country’s political elites and their debilitating inability to agree on how to consolidate the democratic transition process that began in... Read and comment
New analysis reveals African countries are making progress towards the MDGsPress release | 22 June 2010Ahead of the G-8, a report by the Overseas Development Institute and UN Millennium Campaign reveals African countries top list of 20 countries making the most progress on the Millennium Development Goals. Find out more
Millennium Development Goals Report Card: Learning from progressResearch reports and studies | June 2010A summary of initial findings from an ongoing review of progress towards the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), which will include a set of league tables. The key message is that progress is possible, with a number of countries making real achievements.... Download
Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative (CABRI) Seminar on the financing and management of large infrastructureProjects | September 2009 to December 2009Case studies (Tanzania and Guinea) on financing and management of large infrastructure projects in Africa for the Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative (CABRI) dialogue on ensuring value for money in infrastructure projects (EC).... Find out more
Consultation with and participation by beneficiaries and affected populations in the process of planning, managing, monitoring and evaluating humanitarian action: the case of Guinea.Research reports and studies | May 2004 | Mamadou Bobo Diallo, Francois Grunewald, Anna LearThis study examines humanitarian practice in Guinea, as a country at the heart of a region that has experienced a complex succession of conflict-related displacement, focussing on all major refugee camps in Guinee Forestiere, and some surrounding villages.... Download
