Gender and Adolescence: Global Evidence overview Briefing papers | June 2018 This concise brochure gives an overview of the GAGE programme, detailing our conceptual framework, research questions and methodology. Downloads
Penny Mordaunt: five ways the UK can deliver renewed global leadership Comment | 11 April 2018 | Alex Thier Ahead of Secretary of State Penny Mordaunt's speech, Alex Thier identifies how DFID can renew the UK's capacity for global leadership. Read and comment
Reflections on Labour’s new vision for international development Comment | 26 March 2018 | Andrew Shepherd The new Labour Development Strategy is a welcome combination of vision and policy making but has some notable gaps. Read and comment
Accessing social assistance in Kazakhstan Research reports and studies | January 2018 | Lucy Scott, Georgina Sturge, Babken Babajanian This study analyses the barriers to accessing social assistance in Kazakhstan, with a focus on vulnerable children, including children with disabilities. Downloads
Tackling inequality: democracy’s Catch-22 Comment | 15 November 2017 | Alina Rocha Menocal "If democracy is to prove resilient and sustainable over time, it urgently needs to address – and redress – inequality." Read and comment
ODI in conversation with Muhammad Yunus Public event | 13 November 2017 17:30 - 19:00 GMT Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus, founder of Grameen Bank, joins ODI in conversation to share insights from his new book, A world of Three Zeros. Find out more
Ending poverty to leave no one behind: three new research papers from ODI Comment | 17 October 2017 | Elizabeth Stuart Elizabeth Stuart reviews new research on ways to speed up our progress to a world without extreme poverty. Read and comment
Towards a shock-sensitive social protection system in Malawi Research reports and studies | September 2017 | Rebecca Holmes, Lucy Scott, Cecilia Costella, Meghan Bailey, Andrew Kruczkiewicz, Richard Poulter, Kay Sharp Working towards a shock-responsive social protection system in Malawi Downloads
Uber has admitted it must change – it could learn a lot from others Comment | 26 September 2017 | Abigail Hunt Uber must turn talk into action after admitting it got things wrong, and the most promising way forward could be found in unexpected places. Read and comment
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
