International conference on Universal Child Grants Conference | 6 - 8 February 2019 International conference on Universal Child Grants convened by UNICEF, the International Labour Organization and the Overseas Development Institute. Register
PRESS RELEASE: Older women spend more than double the amount of time than older men on unpaid work – new ODI report Press release | 14 November 2018 New report reveals older women spend on average more than four hours a day on household work and caring responsibilities Find out more
Energy safety nets Working and discussion papers | October 2018 | Andrew Scott and Sam Pickard This literature review identifies how subsidies and social assistance mechanisms have provided energy safety nets for the poorest and most vulnerable. Downloads
A state of contradiction: Sudan’s unity goes South Research reports and studies | October 2018 | Mareike Schomerus and Lotje de Vries This book chapter examines South Sudan's succession in the context of a series of contradictory political developments. Downloads
Africa’s secessionism: a breakdance of aspiration, grievance, performance and disenchantment Research reports and studies | October 2018 | Mareike Schomerus, Pierre Englebert and Lotje de Vries This book chapter offers four interpretations of Africa’s secessionism: aspiration, grievance, performance and disenchantment. Downloads
Protection in local response to disasters: challenges and insights from the Pacific region Working and discussion papers | October 2018 | Larissa Fast and Kate Sutton This framing paper explores the existing literature on protection and localisation in disasters, focusing on the Pacific. Downloads
Nepal’s cash allowances for children with disabilities Publication series | September 2018 | Rebecca Holmes, Fiona Samuels and Anita Ghimire This briefing note provides specific policy recommendations to overcome the access barriers to the disability allowance in Nepal. Downloads
Four hundred million people will still be living in extreme poverty by 2030 – new report Press release | 14 September 2018 New report says more aid needs to be focussed on the poorest countries if the global goal to end extreme poverty by 2030 is to be achieved Find out more
How can we finance the end of extreme poverty? Infographic | September 2018 To achieve the goal of eradicating extreme poverty for all people everywhere by 2030, donors need to increase aid – and target it to the poorest countries. Find out more
Financing the end of extreme poverty Research reports and studies | September 2018 | Marcus Manuel, Harsh Desai, Emma Samman and Martin Evans What needs to be done to deliver the global target to end extreme poverty by 2030? Downloads
