Game-changing finance: solutions to meet the Covid crisisWebinar | 14 December 2020 10:00 - 11:00 GMTExplore how public finance can support the scaling up of innovative finance to combat the effects of the Covid crunch in Africa. Register
Seven lessons for a British Investment Bank Comment | 11 November 2020 | Suma ChakrabartiThe experience of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development offers important lessons for how to create a successful British Investment Bank. Read and comment
Theory of changeWorking and discussion papers | October 2020 | Judith Tyson and Cardano DevelopmentODI and Cardano Development outline the Theory of Change, to guide their strategic thinking in relation to sustainable growth in developing countries. Downloads
Public narratives and attitudes towards refugees and other migrants: US country profileBriefing papers | March 2020 | Kerrie Holloway with Marta Foresti and Amy LeachAn overview of public perceptions and political narratives on refugees and other migrants in the US. Downloads
Mobilising private development finance: implications for overall aid allocationsResearch reports and studies | February 2020 | Polly Meeks, Matthew Gouett and Samantha AttridgeA report into the effects on decision-making in light of an increase in aid being allocated to mobilise private investment. Downloads
JP Morgan barges into development finance, aiming to do $100bn a yearMedia | 23 January 2020 | Global Capital Find out more
Corporate water management and stewardship: signs of evolution towards sustainabilityBriefing papers | November 2019 | Peter Newborne and James DaltonBriefing note identifying signs of evolution towards sustainability in corporate water management and stewardship. Downloads
Unlocking the inclusive growth story of the 21st century: accelerating climate action in urgent timesResearch reports and studies | April 2019 | Nathaniel Mason and Ipek GencsuODI's contributions to the New Climate Economy 2018 report, including new analysis of the water system, where the impacts of climate change are first felt. Downloads
Decent work for all: six priorities for this week’s UN summitComment | 8 April 2019 | Abigail Hunt, Mareike Schomerus, Richard Mallett, Andrew Shepherd, Alberto Lemma, Francesca BastagliShow workers change; support good job creation, including for migrants; promote 'growth from below'; encourage private investors; ensure social protection. Read and comment
