Institute of Development Studies

IDS Practice Papers

IDS Practice Papers are academically rigorous pieces aimed at non-academic audiences, such as programme and policy managers. Pitched as information for those on the frontline of development they often have practitioners as co-authors. This series is a bridge between the considered reflection of Working Papers and the policy-oriented In Focus Policy Briefings; and aims for high quality engaged scholarship with the development community.

Publications

• Kahane, D. and von Lieres, B. (2011) 'Teaching and Learning Democracy: Collaborative Development of Courses on Citizenship', IDS Practice Paper 7, Brighton: IDS
• Sharma, J. (2010) 'Bringing Together Pleasure and Politics: Sexuality Workshops in Rural India', IDS Practice Paper 6, Brighton: IDS
• Isenman, P. and Shakow, A. (2010) 'Donor Schizophrenia and Aid Effectiveness: The Role of Global Funds', Practice Paper 5, Brighton: IDS
• Oswald, K. and Moriarty, K. (2010) 'Transforming Children's Lives Through Innovation in Quality Education: Implications for Policy and Practice', IDS Practice Paper 4, Brighton: IDS
• Shutt, C. (2009) 'Changing the World by Changing Ourselves: Reflections from a Bunch of BINGOs', IDS Practice Paper 3, Brighton: IDS
• Bloom, G., Liu, Y. and Qiao, J. (2009) 'A Partnership for Health in China: Reflections on the Partnership between the Government of China, the World Bank and DFID in the China Basic Health Services Project', IDS Practice Paper 2, Brighton: IDS
• Chambers, R. (2009) 'Going to Scale with Community-Led Total Sanitation: Reflections on Experience, Issues and Ways Forward', IDS Practice Paper 2009.1, Brighton: IDS