South-South Migration, Inequality and Development Hub Projects | January 2019 to January 2023 ODI joins major research project on South-South migration, inequality and development Find out more
International response to the Rohingya refugee crisis has been 'too slow' – ODI statement Press release | 6 October 2017 More than 500,000 Rohingya refugees have fled Myanmar into Bangladesh over the last six weeks Find out more
Understanding the Rohingya refugee crisis Comment | 7 September 2017 | Caitlin Wake Four issues that place the crisis in context. Read and comment
Livelihoods in displacement: from refugee perspectives to aid agency response Research reports and studies | September 2017 | Veronique Barbelet and Caitlin Wake Looking at case studies across four countries, the paper examines the lives and livelihoods of refugees living in protracted displacement. Downloads
Global evidence policy units: PEMANDU, Malaysia Briefing papers | June 2017 | Caroline Cassidy and Josephine Tsui A snapshot look at Malaysia's performance management and delivery unit, PEMANDU, the largest government delivery unit in the world. Downloads
Twitter chat: are we doing enough for refugees? Twitter chat | 14 June 2017 14:00 - 15:00 GMT + 1 (BST) Refugees, activists, journalists and livelihood experts debate whether or not we're doing enough for refugee livelihoods - and how we can do better. Find out more
Inclusive development and the politics of transformation: lessons from Asia Working and discussion papers | February 2017 | Alina Rocha Menocal States with inclusive institutions tend to be more peaceful and better governed. But how do countries get here? This paper addresses this question, using lessons from Asia. Downloads
‘Turning a blind eye’: the policy response to Rohingya refugees in Malaysia Working and discussion papers | November 2016 | Caitlin Wake This HPG working paper examines the various institutions, organisations and policies that affect the lives and livelihoods of Rohingya refugees in Malaysia. Downloads
What policy lessons can be learnt from cases of pro-poorest growth? Working and discussion papers | July 2016 | Andrew Shepherd, Chiara Mariotti and Laura Rodriguez-Takeuchi This comparative analysis argues that pro-poorest growth is likely to be necessary to achieve the first SDGoal target of eradicating extreme poverty. Downloads
Striving to survive: Rohingya refugees in Malaysia Films and videos | June 2016 There are over 45,000 Rohingya refugees from Myanmar in Malaysia. Without the right to work, and little support from the government or aid system, how do they survive? Find out more
