Somalia: resolving the crisis and sustaining peace Public event | 14 March 2018 16:30 - 18:00 GMT Panellists look through the changes that are happening in Somalia and reflect on the key challenges a year after the elections. Find out more
Experimentalism in international support to rule of law and justice Working and discussion papers | February 2018 | Pilar Domingo and Deval Desai This report reflects discussions at a recent workshop exploring what ‘effective experimentalism’ looks like, and how to work in this way. Downloads
Holding the keys: humanitarian access and local organisations Research reports and studies | January 2018 | Eva Svoboda, Veronique Barbelet and Irina Mosel This report explores whether local actors in Ukraine and Syria are able to obtain access to people in need, and if they do, how they negotiate it. Downloads
Is inclusive peace and recovery possible after conflict? Public event | 15 November 2017 15:30 - 17:00 GMT An expert panel discusses how to achieve inclusion after conflict in ways that are appropriate and politically feasible. Find out more
Secure Livelihoods Research Consortium ODI On... | 8 September 2017 11:36 - 11:30 Since 2011, the Consortium has researched state-building, service delivery and livelihood recovery. Find out more
Are public services the building blocks of state legitimacy? Input to the World Bank's 2017 World Development Report Working and discussion papers | June 2017 | Hamish Nixon and Aoife McCullough Evidence on the relationship between people’s experiences of service delivery & perceptions of government from eight conflict-affected countries. Downloads
Country evaluation brief: Somalia Briefing papers | May 2017 | Marcus Manuel, Raphaelle Faure and Dina Mansour-Ille This Somalia brief is part of a report series from the Evaluation Department "Country Evaluation Briefs" - written by Chr. Michelsen Institute and ODI. Downloads
Why is peacebuilding so difficult to achieve? Journal articles or issues | March 2017 | Sara Pantuliano Signing a peace accord may mark the end of a conflict on paper, but the impact on the ground is often minimal. This article presents three lessons learnt. Downloads
What’s the magic word? Humanitarian access and local organisations in Syria Working and discussion papers | March 2017 | Eva Svoboda and Saleem Haddad This working paper looks at how local organisations deal with access challenges in Syria when providing assistance and protection to civilians. Downloads
Why cutting foreign aid makes America weaker Comment | 2 March 2017 | Alex Thier 'The threats facing the US come in the form of economic stagnation, pandemics, extremism and climate change. None of these dangers can be prevented by walls, bombs and tanks.' Read and comment
