Sustaining poverty escapes in the Philippines Briefing papers | September 2018 | Vidya Diwakar This policy brief offers policy and programming implications for sustained poverty reduction in the Philippines. Downloads
Understanding and supporting sustained pathways out of extreme poverty and deprivation: Philippines National Report Research reports and studies | September 2018 | Vidya Diwakar This report investigates the drivers of sustained and transitory escapes from poverty in the Philippines. Downloads
Good practices for sustained financing of national statistics Working and discussion papers | July 2018 | Moizza Binat Sarwar, Emma Samman and Romilly Greenhill This scoping study takes a first step towards mapping out the building blocks of a robust statistical system to inform development planning. Downloads
The missing generation: capturing the true scale of violence against older people Comment | 6 July 2017 | David Walker Read and comment
Measuring violence, abuse and neglect among older persons Research reports and studies | March 2017 | David Walker This report outlines an introductory method and tool to measure violence, abuse and neglect (VAN) in relation to older persons. Downloads
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
How donors can fund bottom-up peacebuilding Comment | 4 November 2016 | Craig Valters When in comes to intervening in conflict-affected countries, donors don't always get it right. Here are five lessons they can learn from community dispute resolution. Read and comment
Supporting safer self-recovery after disasters Projects | November 2016 to January 2019 80% of families rebuild their homes after a disaster with little or no external support. This project aims to understand people's choices, and support safer self-recovery. Find out more
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
