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The production gap: 2019 report
This report addresses the necessary winding down of the world’s production of fossil fuels in order to meet climate goals.
Women in the gig economy
New research examines for the first time the impact of the gig economy on female workers in Kenya and South Africa, and recommends ways to improve conditions.
Public attitudes towards migrants and refugees
New case studies explore current migration perceptions and trends in the UK and Germany, along with key features of their policies.
UK study Germany study About the Human Mobility Initiative
Disasters Journal
A major peer-reviewed journal that blends world-class research around the nexus of disaster studies, policy and management.
Disasters Journal
Development Policy Review Journal
Development Policy Review is an interdisciplinary journal that focuses on the link between contemporary research and policy on international development.

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Strengthening forecast-based early action in the Caribbean

Briefing papers | November 2019 | Mairi Dupar, Emily Wilkinson, Blandine Arvis and Janot Mendler de Suarez

A two-part proposal aimed at improving forecast-based early action in the Caribbean.

Linking social protection and water security to empower women and girls

Working and discussion papers | November 2019 | Christy Lowe, Eva Ludi, Miriam Denis Le Seve and Josephine Tsui

Working paper exploring key linkages between the social protection, water and gender sectors.

The politics of gender-responsive social protection

Working and discussion papers | November 2019 | Rebecca Holmes, Nicola Jones and Pilar Domingo

This paper analyses social protection policy and programming through a gendered political economy lens.

Mapping local capacities and support for more effective humanitarian responses

Briefing papers | November 2019 | John Bryant

How a better understanding of capacities and financial resources beyond the international humanitarian system could inform a more 'local' response.

The humanitarian ‘digital divide’

Bibliography and literature reviews | November 2019 | Barnaby Willitts-King, John Bryant and Kerrie Holloway

Digital transformation in humanitarian action: the state of the evidence.

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