Dr Jordon Naidoo, Director Education for All, UNESCO delivers a Sussex Development Lecture examining the Sustainable Development Goal on Education, the critique of expanded ambition in education, and why despite the potential barriers ambition is necessary.
In this seminar the authors share methodological learning from this complex evaluation. The innovative methodology employed a mixed-method approach designed to capture the breadth and of a large and diverse portfolio without losing the depth of analysis of complex change processes.
One-day conference on the transitions needed to achieve a low-carbon future.
In this session, Isabel Vogel, Melanie Punton and Rob Lloyd will reflect on the first year of a three-year realist impact evaluation, examining the Building Capacity to Use Research Evidence (BCURE) programme funded by the UK Department for International Development.
This event seeks to learn from the past and prepare for the future, in search of common challenges and a shared agenda surrounding the Sustainable Development Goals in Mexio and Latin America.
Maputo, the Mozambique city capital, has been experiencing significant changes in its urban morphology.These changes have been pushed by public interventions, linked to the recent Maputo structure plan and the expansion of the city towards new neighbourhoods, or to private-led real estate...
This seminar considers how te European Parliament's activities in the field of external affairs are constrained or enhanced by recent Treaty developments and to what extent has its role grown over recent years.
Aruba Rao and Joanne Sandler on their work as scholar-activists and activist research that can change how organisations address issues of gender.
In a workshop at the How to Do It conference in April IDS will run a session to share learnings from our collaboration with Love Matters Kenya and the Sauti Academy on an action research project.
IDS is excited to offer a FREE, online blended learning course on Mhealth, Health Systems and Development. The 5 week course, convened by Linda Waldman will introduce the student to the concept of mhealth and explore some of the wider debates about the implications of the increasing use of...
During this seminar, Keetie Roelen and Disa Sjöblom will discuss work on child-sensitive social protection in South Asia, including a study on the child-sensitivity of government-implemented social protection programmes in Nepal and experiences with Save the Children's Child-Sensitive Social...
IDS Alumni event to discuss 'How can Nepal effectively respond to the SDG framework at a national level and are there knowledge and research capacity gaps that need to be addressed?'
