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International conference on Universal Child Grants convened by UNICEF, the International Labour Organization and the Overseas Development Institute.

ODI joins major research project on South-South migration, inequality and development

This paper contributes to an understanding of the kind of incentives that can open a space for major pro-poor policies to be put into place.

'Direct air capture' of carbon dioxide is not a silver bullet for solving climate change. Policy-makers must get on with using better, cheaper solutions.

Give refugees jobs they want; provide clear policy information; balance with the needs of locals; foster self-reliance; support wider industrial strategies

Covering the 40th anniversary of China's 'reform and opening up', changes to aid rules, China's political structure, and the Belt and Road Initiative.

This paper focuses on outcome monitoring and learning in multi-stakeholder research programmes by highlighting lessons from the PRISE research consortium.

2018 saw serious progress for women in political representation, legal rights and economic empowerment. We must build on these in the year ahead.

Showcasing innovation and best practices for building resilient agro-pastoral value chains and food production systems.

States just approved the first comprehensive international agreement to address human mobility. Here, we outline three impacts we think it will have.

The 2030 Agenda pledges to leave no one behind – but what does that actually mean in practice for cities?

Seventy years on, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is more relevant than ever. Without upholding its principles, the SDGs won't be achieved.

This event explores the changes needed to achieve the global target of universal access to water, sanitation and hygiene by 2030.

This high-level side event discusses how better migration governance can bring about shared, sustainable development outcomes.

This high-level side event discusses how better migration governance can bring about shared, sustainable development outcomes.

Being held in the UK Pavilion at COP24, this event explores opportunities for international cooperation on transboundary climate adaptation.

Covering Africa’s rising debt; financing infrastructure; tax in Africa; spending in Latin America; targeting spending; and health budget reform.

This event explores how finance flows can be aligned with low emissions and climate-resilient development pathways.

Alex de Waal, HPG 2018 Annual Lecturer examines current political & legal developments related to mass starvation & implications for humanitarian action.

This paper presents a framework to support governments and non-state actors operationalise Article 2.1c of the UNFCCC Paris Agreement.