International aid prioritizes the pandemic over peace. But at what cost?Media | 22 January 2021 | United States Institute of Peace Find out more
Adolescents’ experiences of Covid-19 and the public health response in JordanBriefing papers | October 2020 | Sarah Baird, Nicola Jones, Agnieszka Małachowska, Majd Masannat, Erin Oakley and Mohammad QaryoutiA rapid snapshot of adolescents’ knowledge and attitudes towards Covid-19 in Jordan. Downloads
Covid-19 and Fragile Contexts Reviving Multilateralism’s Promise to “Leave No One Behind”Media | 30 September 2020 | The Economist Find out more
Three ways to maintain Lebanon’s ‘fragile peace’ and rebuild Beirut Comment | 14 August 2020 | Kerrie HollowayFollowing the catastrophic explosion in Beirut, Lebanon's fragile peace is a key part of explaining why it may have happened and how to rebuilt Beirut. Read and comment
Covid-19's impact on supply chains hits African trade hard, with GDP shrinking for the first time in twenty-five yearsPress release | 11 August 2020Boosting trade between African countries will be crucial to offsetting the dire economic impacts of Covid-19, says new ODI report. Find out more
Armed groups responses to the Covid-19 crisis Webinar | 17 June 2020 16:00 - 17:00 GMT+1 (BST)We explore how armed groups across the world have reacted to Covid-19 and the implications this will have on humanitarian responses. Find out more
Taliban leverages coronavirus crisis to burnish its image as violence in Afghanistan surgesMedia | 24 May 2020 | NBC Find out more
Building trust, not tracking, should be the cornerstone of Covid-19 debt reliefInsight | 20 May 2020 | Bryn Welham, Mark MillerThe pressures of Covid-19 have aligned incentives, and this should enable trust – not complex tracking systems – to form the basis of debt relief packages. Read and comment
The ‘youth burden’ needs a new narrative and how we respond to Covid-19 in conflict zones can change it Comment | 20 May 2020 | Melanie PinetOur response to Covid-19 must empower young people through greater inclusion in both local and international peace processes. Read and comment
