How DFID can better manage complexity in development programming Briefing papers | April 2019 | Samuel Sharp, Craig Valters and Brendan Whitty This briefing note explores how DFID can design and manage flexible systems to deal with complex development challenges. Downloads
STATEMENT: ODI response to the International Development Committee’s report on forced displacement in Africa Press release | 5 March 2019 The International Development Committee has today published its report into forced displacement in Africa Find out more
Humanitarian action and foreign policy: balancing interests and values Research reports and studies | November 2018 | Barnaby Willitts-King, Sherine El Taraboulsi-McCarthy and John Bryant This paper examines the complex foreign policy drivers that influence the role governments play in responding to crises in other countries. Downloads
Global Compact for Migration: from political to practical Public event | 24 - 26 October 2018 This meeting, with Wilton Park, will explore practical ways to move from political deliberation to implementation of the Global Compact for Migration. Find out more
Aid for the private sector: continued controversy on ODA rules Comment | 17 October 2018 | Jesse Griffiths The official development assistance rules controversy threatens to overshadow more critical issues, and undermine the concept of ODA itself. Read and comment
Darfuri migration from Sudan to Europe: from displacement to despair Research reports and studies | September 2018 | Susanne Jaspars and Margie Buchanan-Smith This study documents for the first time the experiences of Darfuris fleeing Sudan for Europe, exploring the causes and impacts of migration from Darfur. Downloads
Kenya–UK trade and investment relations: taking stock and promoting exports to the UK Research reports and studies | July 2018 | Aarti Krishnan, Dirk Willem te Velde and Anzetse Were This report explores trends in UK–Kenya trade and proposes policies to halt the decline in the value and market share of Kenya's exports to the UK. Downloads
G7 governments provide $100 billion each year to support oil, coal and gas despite pledging to end fossil fuel subsidies – new report Press release | 4 June 2018 Researchers have ranked each G7 country on their transparency, commitments and progress made on ending support for the production and use of fossil fuels Find out more
G7 fossil fuel subsidy scorecard: tracking the phase-out of fiscal support and public finance for oil, gas and coal Briefing papers | June 2018 | Shelagh Whitley, Han Chen, Alex Doukas, Ipek Gencsu, Ivetta Gerasimchuk, Yanick Touchette and Leah Worrall Our flagship scorecard report tracks, for the first time, each G7 country’s progress in phasing out fossil fuel subsidies across seven indicators. Downloads
Are the G7 on track to phase out fossil fuel subsidies by 2025? Infographic | June 2018 Despite repeated pledges to phase out fossil fuel subsidies since 2009, G7 countries provide at least $100 billion a year supporting fossil fuels. Find out more
