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Jeremy Allouche - Research Fellow

Knowledge Technology and Society
T: +44 (0)1273 915834
E: j.allouche@ids.ac.uk

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Administrator:
Shona McCulloch

Thematic Expertise:
BRICS and Rising Powers; Climate Change; Conflict and Security; Environment; Governance; Politics and Power; Water and Sanitation.

Geographic Expertise:
Sub Saharan Africa; Côte d Ivoire; Sierra Leone.

Jeremy Allouche has 14 years of experience in managing and designing projects in the fields of water governance, security and development, and international political economy analysis. He previously worked at the University of Oxford, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology - MIT, ETH Lausanne, the Swiss Graduate Institute of Public administration, and at the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva.

He has been in charge of international research projects and therefore has experience of managing large research and policy consortia. His work has mainly focused on global political analysis and is now leading a number of projects on West Africa and the Horn of Africa (see projects below)

Jeremy is also a member of the Water Justice Programme

The Development Studies Learning Partnership under the BRICS Initiative in 2011, enables collaborative learning between traditional and emerging actors in development, be they academics, researchers, practitioners or policy-makers.

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This research seeks to link ideas of IWRM as constructed at the global and European level to their translation into narratives and practices in eastern and southern Africa. It will critically examine the interpretations and challenges of IWRM, hopefully contributing to improving water policies and practices and making them locally appropriate.

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Future Health Systems is a research consortium working to improve access, affordability and quality of health services for the poor.

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The programme of research centres on how the various institutions responsible for the production of security and the management of conflict in Sub-Saharan African societies do, could and should evolve in response to the presence of violent conflict.

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Community-Led Total Sanitation (CLTS) is a participatory approach that started in Bangladesh and has been spread to varying degrees in India, Cambodia, Indonesia, China, Nepal. To a limited degree, it has also been trialled in some African countries.

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A place for DFID staff to connect with and learn from fellow country office staff, DFID specialist advisers and technical experts as a basis for creating applied knowledge for dealing with the complexities of climate change in the development arena.

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Poverty reduction in low-income countries is increasingly influenced by the Rising Powers, a category that includes the BRICS grouping of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, as well as regional powers such as Mexico and Indonesia.

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The STEPS Centre is an interdisciplinary global research and policy engagement hub, funded by the Economic and Social Research Council. It aims to develop a new approach to understanding, action and communication on sustainability and development.

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Despite the impasse at Copenhagen conference of the UN Framework Convention for Climate Change (UNFCCC), significant sums of money will be made available under a post-Kyoto framework for climate change adaptation and mitigation in developing countries. This project focuses on two global program initiatives, namely the Pilot Programme for Climate Resilience (PPCR), administered by the World Bank through the Climate Investment Funds, and the Reduced Emissions from Deforestation and Degradation (REDD).

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A New Deal? Development and Security in a Changing World

IDS Research Summary (2013)
Allouche, J. and Lind, J.

The Dynamics of Restraint in Côte d'Ivoire

In 'Piecing it Together: Post-Conflict Security in an Africa of Networked, Multilevel Governance' (2013)
Leonard, D.

'Some for All?' Politics and Pathways in Water and Sanitation

IDS Bulletin 43.2 (2012)
Nicol, A., Mehta, L. and Allouche, J.

Planetary Boundaries-Exploring the Challenges for Global Environmental Governance

(2011)
Galaz, V., Biermann, F., Crona, B., Loorbach, D., Folke, C., Olsson, P., Nilsson, M., Allouche, J., Persson, A. and Reischl, G.

An Anachronistic Weberian Conception of State Building? Informal Providers, Service Delivery, and Post-Conflict Reconstruction

In 'Water and Post-Conflict Peacebuilding ' (2011)
Weinthal, E., Troell, J. and Nakayama, M.

Towards a New Political Economy of Climate Change

In 'The Political Economy of Climate Change and Development' (2011)
Tanner, T.

Political Economy of Climate Change

IDS Bulletin 42.3 (2011)
Tanner, T. and Allouche, J.

Water Security: towards the human securitization of water?

The Whitehead Journal of Diplomacy and International Relations 12.1 (2011)
Allouche, J., Nicol, A. and Mehta, L.

L'hydropolitique et les Relations Internationales: Introduction

Dynamiques Internationales 2 (2010)
Allouche, J. and Daoudy, M.

Water and State Formation

In 'The Politics of Water' (2009)
Warner, J. and Wegerich, K.

Water Sector Evolution Scenarios: The Case of Europe

Water Policy 10.3 (2008)
Allouche, J., Finger, M. and Luis-Manso, P.

Water and Liberalisation: European Water Scenarios

(2007)
Allouche, J., Finger, M. and Luis-Manso, P.

The Multi-Governance of Water: Four Case Studies

(2006)
Allouche, J., Finger, M. and Tamiotti, L.

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