Non-state actors in governance systems: friend or foe? Public event | 13 December 2017 17:00 - 18:30 GMT This event explores the challenges of improving accountability in areas where the presence of the state is limited. Find out more
Markets in crises: the implications for humanitarian action Research reports and studies | August 2017 | Simon Levine This paper explores what happens to markets during and after crises, and how aid agencies can maximise their potential to support household resilience. Downloads
Climate resilience and financial services Working and discussion papers | February 2016 | Anna Haworth, Camille Frandon-Martinez, Virginie Fayolle and Catherine Simonet This BRACED working paper provides a high-level overview of the context and structure of the financial services sector in three BRACED countries; Ethiopia, Mali and Myanmar. Download
Banking on resilience: building capacities through financial services inclusion Briefing papers,Research reports and studies | February 2016 | Anna Haworth, Camille Frandon-Martinez, Virginie Fayolle and Emily Wilkinson Financial inclusion has the potential to help vulnerable groups in developing countries become more resilient to climate extremes and global warming. Download
Gender and resilience: from theory to practice Working and discussion papers | January 2016 | Virginie Le Masson, Maggie Opondo, Ubah Abdi, Patricia Nangiro, Melanie Hilton, Yee Mon Maung, Sophie Rigg, Emma Lovell and Florence Pichon This BRACED working paper reflects on what progress has been made to link gender equality and resilience in development projects. Downloads
Climate extremes and resilient poverty reduction Research reports and studies | December 2015 | Emily Wilkinson, Katie Peters, Thomas Tanner, Catherine Simonet, Florence Pichon, Roop Kamal Singh, Erin Coughlan de Perez, Janot Mendler de Suarez, Blane Harvey, Amy Kirbyshire, Robert Muir-Wood This report explores the relationship between climate change and poverty, focusing on climate extreme disasters. Downloads
Climate information and services in BRACED countries Research reports and studies | December 2015 | Emily Wilkinson, Mirianna Budimir, Atiq Kainan Ahmed and Gilbert Ouma Access to sound climate information is vital for anticipating climate-related risks and adapting to climate change. As such, it is recognised as an essential input to BRACED projects to guide programming. Downloads
What happens to markets in crises? Public event | 13 November 2015 14:00 - 15:30 GMT+00 This event looks at markets in crises and how humanitarians work with the private sector, drawing on research in Pakistan, Mali and South Sudan. Watch
Markets in crises: the conflict in Mali Working and discussion papers | November 2015 | Veronique Barbelet with Marthe Diallo Goita Looking at the impact of conflict on markets in northern Mali, this paper argues for a more sophisticated and holistic approach to humanitarian market analysis. Downloads
Still watering white elephants? The blueprint versus process debate 30 years on Books or book chapters | June 2015 | David Booth Published as part of a collection of writings honouring Ole Therkildsen, this chapter reflects on the implications of his 1988 study of water projects in Tanzania on the future of development assistance. Download
