This research compares legal and administrative models across African countries, using Senegal as a case study.

Wondedzo and Sanangwe near Masvingo town and Clare and Lonely A near Chatsworth in Gutu – are classic dryland maize growing areas. In good years, many tonnes of surplus are produced for sale or ...

In response to the war, the Lebanese Ministry of Environment converted public buildings into shelters, while the Ministry of Social Affairs distributed emergency cash aid through the NPTP/ESSN program ...

Dr Rosalind Willi recently passed her viva voce, with no corrections. The focus of her thesis was the wellbeing of Syrian Armenian children in situations of displacement and return. In this blog she ...

This K4DD Briefing Note provides an overview of where land use and climate change programming, which focuses on governance and supply chains, can deliver adaptation benefits, and where there are risks ...

Despite a context of global competition and contestation, there is a lot of agreement on key global health objectives, so ...

The sudden withdrawal of USAID means there is an urgent need to look for alternative funding for health in low- and ...

There are institutional trade-offs facing negotiators of Protocol 1 under the UN Framework Convention on International Tax Cooperation.

“The Anxious Generation” by Jonathan Haidt is considered essential reading because it provides a well-researched, urgent examination of how digital technology – especially smartphones and social media ...

Florian Dierich is a consultant currently working as an Associate Research Officer with the International Tax Team at the IDS-based International Centre for Tax and Development. His work focuses on ...

More than half the world’s population live in urban areas. Many growing towns & cities are marked by inadequate sanitation & sewage facilities.