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
Windrush: could this be the end of the ‘hostile environment’ for immigrants? Insight | 30 April 2018 | Marta Foresti What does the Windrush scandal tell us about the failures of immigration policies, in Britain and beyond? Read and comment
Commonwealth countries need to create 50,000 jobs every day for growing number of young people seeking work – new research Press release | 13 April 2018 Commonwealth countries need to create 50,000 jobs every day to provide work for the growing number of young people entering labour markets Find out more
Penny Mordaunt: five ways the UK can deliver renewed global leadership Comment | 11 April 2018 | Alex Thier Ahead of Secretary of State Penny Mordaunt's speech, Alex Thier identifies how DFID can renew the UK's capacity for global leadership. Read and comment
Aid, security and Britain’s role in the world: proposals for coherent government action Briefing papers | April 2018 | Victoria Metcalfe-Hough, Malcolm Chalmers, Alina Rocha Menocal, Hanna Nomm and David Watson This briefing outlines five areas for action that could promote a more integrated and effective UK government approach to aid and security. Downloads
Theresa May visit to China: trade deals must not be at expense of humanitarian values – ODI expert available Press release | 30 January 2018 The UK Prime Minister Theresa May is making a three-day visit to China this week Find out more
Theresa May in China: three things she should be mindful of Comment | 29 January 2018 | Barnaby Willitts-King The UK Prime Minister's visit to China is an opportunity to promote a ‘global Britain’ but there are humanitarian implications to the relationship. Read and comment
Matthew Rycroft appointed DFID’s new Permanent Secretary – ODI statement Press release | 22 January 2018 Matthew Rycroft has been appointed the new Permanent Secretary at DFID Find out more
