MEDIA NOTE: Migration from Sudan to Europe caused by ‘systemic persecution’ of ethnic and political groups – new report and experts available Press release | 11 September 2018 The systemic persecution and discrimination of certain groups in Sudan is the main cause of migration from Sudan to Europe, warns ODI report Find out more
The role and vulnerabilities of older people in drought in East Africa: progress, challenges and opportunities for a more inclusive humanitarian response Research reports and studies | July 2018 | Veronique Barbelet and Fiona Samuels with Georgia Plank This study explores how humanitarian actors involved in drought crises can better include older men and women in their responses. Downloads
Older people in displacement: falling through the cracks of emergency responses Research reports and studies | July 2018 | Veronique Barbelet This study looks at how the role of older people changes during displacement and examines how well they are included in the humanitarian response. Downloads
Do we need a new approach to support fragile states? Public event | 21 May 2018 17:00 - 18:30 GMT+1 (BST) This event discusses the extent to which external financial support to fragile states is working, and reasons why it isn't. Find out more
The IMF in insecure fragile states: why being absent should no longer be an option Comment | 21 March 2018 | Marcus Manuel It is time for the IMF to stand up to its global responsibilities and play its part in ensuring no country is left behind. Read and comment
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
Markets in crises: the implications for humanitarian action Research reports and studies | August 2017 | Simon Levine This paper explores what happens to markets during and after crises, and how aid agencies can maximise their potential to support household resilience. Downloads
South Sudan's civil war will not end with a peace deal Journal articles or issues | August 2017 | Lotje de Vries and Mareike Schomerus Only a peace process that considers the many different groups, lived experiences, and shared grievances can deliver the peace that South Sudan needs. Downloads
Conflict, fragility and recovery: six years of research, three surprises Comment | 20 June 2017 | Rachel Slater, Paul Harvey and Richard Mallett Three researchers reflect on a ground-breaking six year study. Read and comment
Service delivery and state capacity: findings from the Secure Livelihoods Research Consortium Research reports and studies | June 2017 | Lisa Denney and Richard Mallett with Matthew Benson This report synthesises findings from the Secure Livelihoods Research Consortium on capacity development plays in fragile and conflict-affected situations. Downloads
