High-level meeting on sustaining peace: can the UN deliver? Comment | 19 April 2018 | Sara Pantuliano Next week's high-level meeting on the UN's work on sustaining peace is a crucial opportunity to drive the agenda forward. Here are four areas for action. Read and comment
Forced migration trajectories: an analysis of journey- and decision-making among Eritrean and Syrian arrivals to Europe Journal articles or issues | April 2018 | Jessica Hagen-Zanker and Richard Mallett This article explores the decision-making processes of Syrians and Eritreans recently arrived in Germany, Spain and the UK. Downloads
The capacity of UN agencies, funds and programmes to sustain peace: an independent review Research reports and studies | February 2018 | Sara Pantuliano, Victoria Metcalfe-Hough, Alastair McKechnie This review considers the capacities of UN agencies, funds and programmes to enhance the wider UN system's efforts to sustain peace. Downloads
From exclusion to resistance: migrant domestic workers and the evolution of agency in Lebanon Journal articles or issues | February 2018 | Dina Mansour-Ille and Maegan Hendow This article argues that migrant domestic workers in Lebanon have defied their spatial, social and legal exclusion by organising collective resistance. Downloads
PRIndex: the global indicator on citizens' perceptions of property rights launching expanded coverage in 2018 Page | December 2017 PRIndex will collect data from 36 countries in 2018 to help citizens secure their rights to homes and land. Find out more
Four steps governments can take to support the UN 'sustaining peace' agenda Comment | 15 September 2017 | Sara Pantuliano 'Sustaining peace’ will be a major focus at this week’s General Assembly, but how can governments drive forward this agenda? Read and comment
Sustaining peace and preventing conflict ODI On... | 8 September 2017 15:27 - 15:30 Enabling Agenda 2030 at the United Nations General Assembly. Find out more
Do anti-discrimination measures reduce poverty among marginalised social groups? Research reports and studies | September 2017 | Rachel Marcus, Anna Mdee and Ella Page This paper examines evidence concerning how far anti-discrimination measures have impacted the life of the poorest in specif areas. Downloads
Lebanon case study: migrant domestic workers and the 2006 crisis Research reports and studies | May 2017 | Dina Mansour-Ille and Maegan Hendow Case study on the long-term impacts of crises on migrant domestic workers (MDWs) in Lebanon, conducted for the EU-funded project ‘Migrants in Countries in Crisis'. Downloads
Eliminating child labour, achieving inclusive economic growth Research reports and studies | October 2016 | Paola Pereznieto, Matthew Jones, Andres Montes This report, co-authored by ODI and World Vision UK, demonstrates that eliminating child labour helps generate inclusive economic growth. Downloads
