In this seminar, Alexander Bulatov, the Teaching and Learning Fellow in the Rising Powers in International Development Programme, will be discussing the salient issues surrounding capital markets, capital movement and investment in the rising powers.

This one day short course will seek to provide practical advice and guidance on identifying and engaging with your key policy audiences.

This meeting held in the UK parliament will examine how health markets in poorer countries can be improved to help achieve universal coverage.

The course's premise is that an acceleration of undernutrition reduction requires a transformation in the way we think about undernutrition in order to change the ways in which we address it. This 5 day course takes the participant through new ways of thinking about undernutrition and what to do about it.

Join Frances Stewart, Andrea Cornia, Richard Jolly and others for the launch of new book, Towards Human Development

To mark the launch of a forthcoming China Bulletin issue, this seminar gathers experts and perspectives from the UK, Europe and China to discuss the issues and questions raised by China's expanding presence in the development landscape.

This course is open to a wide audience of policy makers, practitioners, researchers and project managers who are already or will be working in the area of social protection. To those who are new to social protection, the course offers an opportunity to come to grips with this area of work.

Joint IDS and CDKN event on the Political Economy of Climate Compatible Development

IDS has teamed up with UNICEF to explore how issues of urban inclusion can support equitable access to services and livelihoods for the most marginalised and excluded children in Asia.

Event to launch the year two findings from a major project, with Oxfam and partners in ten countries, on Life in a Time of Food Price Volatility.