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
Conference report: ‘Incorporating Pro-Poorest Growth in the SDGs: Moving Beyond the MDGs’ Research reports and studies | June 2016 | Andrew Shepherd and Chiara Mariotti Report of the ‘Incorporating Pro-Poorest Growth in the SDGs: Moving Beyond the MDGs’ conference hosted by CPAN and the Asian Development Bank in Manila Downloads
Incorporating pro-poorest growth in the SDGs: moving beyond the MDGs Public event | 26 - 28 April 2016 Find out more
How resilient are escapes out of poverty? Working and discussion papers | February 2016 | Lucy Scott, Katharina Hanifnia, Andrew Shepherd, Milu Muyanga and Elsa Valli This working paper uses panel data analysis to assess whether people that have escaped poverty have remained above the poverty line or have fallen back below it. Downloads
