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Applying a behavioural lens, this webinar will explore the experience of post-conflict life and the influence of conflict over perceptions and behaviours.

An online discussion of the implications of Covid-19 on peacebuilding at the local level in Libya, Tunisia and Egypt.

An online discussion of the implications of Covid-19 on peacebuilding at the local level in Libya, Tunisia and Egypt.

This guide reviews the role of gender norms in politics and progress in women’s political representation over 25 years since the 1995 Beijing Platform.

This report examines Kenya's economic growth and extreme poverty.

Human rights are under pressure but respect for them creates value and change is possible, say our Global Reset Dialogue contributors.

The Global Reset Dialogue highlighted three main ideas on how to collaborate and build a stronger, more equitable global economy.

Global leaders' ideas for tackling the climate crisis in a Covid-19 era can be summarised by a four-point roadmap.

The Covid-19 crisis offers a critical moment to push for new forms of coalition-based multilateralism that we must seize.

Research practices have shifted in response to COVID-19. This disruption is an opportunity to change to a more mutual and equitable research process.

Exploring economic growth, poverty, public health and current insights from leadership in light of the Covid-19 pandemic.

A discussion of the role of migration policy in the transition to low-carbon economies.

The landmark EU recovery fund is encouraging news for Europe, but there are concerns about it within the aid community.

Developing the Global Protection Cluster's strategy for advocacy, a key component of protection in humanitarian response.

Covid-19 is disrupting the pharma industry, but digital technology can make the sector more diverse and flexible.

Covid-19 has exposed the need for universal health coverage, but overcoming barriers to access for vulnerable groups is vital for it to work.

This paper looks at the role of multilateral development banks in the financial response to Covid-19.

The manipulation of public narratives for political or personal gain is an urgent problem for democracy and a pressing threat to development.

A discussion of the different types of programmatic and policy interventions that can maximise migration’s socioeconomic benefits.

We explore what new approaches and enhanced forms of collaboration will need to be built between Africa, Europe and beyond.