Many gains, but many miles to go: women in power since 1995 Insight | 18 November 2019 | Rachel GeorgeSignificant progress has been made since the 1995 Beijing Conference, but there's still a long way to go for women in power. Read and comment
Women at the forefront of Sudan’s political transformation: recommendations from a workshop on women’s rights, representation and resilience in a new SudanWorking and discussion papers | November 2019 | Rachel George with Mashair Saeed and Sara AbdelgalilThis paper presents the findings of an ODI workshop that convened Sudanese women to discuss women's participation in Sudan's political future. Downloads
Tackling aid populism: reflections on Canada and beyond Insight | 4 November 2019 | Nilima GulrajaniAid populism is on the rise and is serving the cause of nationalism, directly challenging good development practice in Canada and beyond. Read and comment
Public narratives and attitudes towards refugees and other migrants: UK country profileBriefing papers | November 2019 | Kerrie Holloway and Christopher Smart with Marta Foresti and Amy LeachThis briefing presents an overview of migration and asylum policy in the UK as well as the county's perceptions of and political narratives on migrants. Downloads
Dear European Commission president: four priorities to demonstrate global leadership Comment | 31 October 2019 | Dan Sharp, Marcus Manuel, Marta Foresti, Ipek Gencsu, Alina Rocha MenocalFour priorities for new European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to make a lasting change. Read and comment
Why we need better data on mobile populations in cities – and how to get itInsight | 30 September 2019 | Gemma HennesseyMigrants are often hidden or invisible in official statistics, but with nearly all migrants heading for cities this can't be ignored. Read and comment
Dear Prime Minister, five priorities for the UK governmentComment | 23 July 2019 | Ipek Gencsu, Jesse Griffiths, Alina Rocha Menocal, Marta Foresti, Sarah AdamczykAddress the climate crisis; cut debt; stand up for the UK's values; set the record straight on migration; support the UK's global humanitarian role. Read and comment
What does the evidence tell us about ‘thinking and working politically’ in development assistance?Journal articles or issues | June 2019 | Niheer Dasandi, Ed Laws, Heather Marquette and Mark RobinsonThis article provides a critical review of the evidence on ‘thinking and working politically’ in development. Downloads
Transforming fragile states: forging a new consensusBriefing papers | June 2019 | Alex ThierA new consensus and urgent action are needed to address the pernicious challenges resulting from growing fragility. Downloads
Promoting inclusive governance more effectively: lessons from the Dialogue for Stability programmeJournal articles or issues | May 2019 | Alina Rocha Menocal, Greg Power and Olivia KayeThe Netherlands Dialogue for Stability (DfS) programme may offer an example of politically smart support to inclusive governance. Downloads
