Unexpected allies: fossil fuel subsidy reform and education finance Research reports and studies | November 2016 | Laurie van der Burg and Shelagh Whitley This report evaluates the links between fossil fuel subsidy reforms and promised increases in expenditure on education. Downloads
Reinvesting in mining communities seems like a no-brainer. It’s not. Comment | 6 September 2016 | Aoife McCullough Given the potential political ramifications of underinvestment in mining communities, why don't governments routinely reinvest revenues from extraction? Read and comment
Peru country case study report: strengthening coherence between agriculture and social protection Research reports and studies | May 2016 | Álvaro Espinoza and Steve Wiggins This study forms part of seven country case studies carried out as part of the FAO’s From Protection to Production (PtoP) programme. Downloads
10 things to know: gender equality and achieving climate goals Research reports and studies | May 2016 | Sebastian Kratzer and Virginie Le Masson The Climate & Development Knowledge Network (CDKN) paper explains why the secret to effective climate action after the 2015 Paris Summit is to have leading roles for women. Downloads
More equality and justice in climate action Public event | 4 May 2016 14:00 - 15:30 GMT + 1 (BST) This ODI event explores why gender equality matters in climate programming. Find out more
Why isn’t aid for infrastructure going to the countries that need it most? Comment | 27 January 2016 | Mark Miller; Tom Hart This blog challenges the myths undermining support for increasing aid for infrastructure in the poorest countries. Read and comment
Shockwatch: Food prices annual review 2014/15 Books or book chapters | June 2015 | Steve Wiggins and Sharada Keats The annual review examines changes to cereals prices seen since May 2014 and looks at how domestic prices for cereals in the developing world have moved since the 2007/08 price spike. Download
What works in improving living conditions in slums: lessons from three case studies Comment | 25 June 2015 | Paula Lucci With urbanisation predicted to increase over the coming decades, how can we tackle urban poverty? Read and comment
Tackling urban poverty in Peru, India and Thailand Films and videos | June 2015 With almost 900 million people living in slums worldwide, this animation explores how Peru, India and Thailand are tackling urban poverty. Find out more
Progress in Peru: the story of Lima's slums Films and videos | June 2015 This film tells the story of the people who have settled in the Lima's slums and the progress they have made in improving their lives on the steep and dusty outskirts of the city. Find out more
