Politics and Governance

Explore the L4P project, helping development, security, political and humanitarian practitioners embed practical, evidence-based insights into planning and policy making in Afghanistan.

With many migrants on the frontline of the Covid-19 response, delve in to stories of how they are contributing around the world through our data visualisation.

This brief profiles how five health bodies in different regions throughout the world support national decision-making on vaccines.

Following a roundtable discussion hosted by ODI and the Westminster Foundation for Democracy in September 2019, this paper shares key insights on how to best address gender in conflict and fragile contexts.

ODI's GLAM project introduces a set of approaches and tools to support adaptive management for development and humanitarian programmes.

Contributing to a series of papers on development cooperation, ODI's Alina Rocha Menocal looks at the relationship between inclusive governance and inclusive development.

New country profiles explore current migration perceptions and trends in the US, UK, Germany and Sweden, along with key features of their policies. 

We explore Christian Aid Ireland’s approach to adaptive programme management in governance, gender, peace building and human rights.

GLAM is a four-year project funded by DFID and USAID to actively identify, operationalise and promote rigorous evidence-based approaches to adaptive management.

Every year, 1.25 million people are killed in traffic collisions worldwide. Our study looks at why it's not more of a political priority.

We look at DFID's 'Economic Policy Incubator' programme in Nepal, a good example of doing PDIA in practice.

What does effective experimentalism look like? 

This paper analyses the history of results agenda in DFID: how and why it emerged, and the influence of politics.

The 'antibiotic apocalypse' is not inevitable, if we're politically smart.