This report synthesises learning from these audits and is part of a larger project that focuses on understanding the links between sexuality, gender plurality and poverty with the aim of improving ...

This article outlines a pathway to develop the business case for One Health. It describes the origin and development of One Health and then identifies five potential areas where One Health can add ...

Camille Popineau has a PhD in political science from the Université Paris 1 – Panthéon Sorbonne (2024 African Studies GIS thesis prize, ENS Editions, to be published) and is a post-doctoral researcher ...

Vaccine hoarding during the Covid-19 pandemic exposed the urgent need for low- and middle-income countries to overcome technological dependency – not only to improve competitiveness and resilience but ...

Nutrition surveillance – or the systematic and periodic collection of information on nutrition – is vital to the capacity of governments and other agencies to track their progress towards reducing ...

This paper examines the political economy of the agricultural policy processes in Malawi through the lenses of the fertilizer subsidy programme that has raised the profile of the country on the ...

Aid to developing countries is a transfer of resources which is normally judged successful or unsuccessful by the extent to which it contributes to the recipient’s economic development. In the long ...

In this blog post, IDS Fellow Deepta Chopra examines what solidarity means in practice, and launches the new Solidarity Network.

In this podcast, Keetie Roelen talks about her book, The Empathy Fix: Why Poverty Persists and How to Change it.

The original “Sussex Manifesto” called for radical change in international debate and action about harnessing science and technology to development. It challenged the commonly accepted global division ...