IDS Emeritus Professorial Fellow Stephany Griffiths-Jones has been appointed to the Board of the Central Bank of Chile, after receiving 32 votes in favour from the Chilean Senate. A highly regarded economist, Stephany was unanimously voted onto the board, with no abstentions or votes...
15 March 2022
The Social Science in Humanitarian Action Platform (SSHAP) is launching Phase 3 of its Fellowship Programme to begin in May 2022. Funded by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office and the Wellcome Trust, SSHAP is looking for future leaders in social science to be able apply their...
7 March 2022
Citizen Voice (la voix des citoyens), un projet explorant le rôle potentiel des arts dans les dialogues entre les citoyens et activistes écologistes et les acteurs politiques en Afrique de l’Ouest, a produit cette semaine une chanson co-créée par des artistes, des représentants de la...
2 March 2022
Citizen Voice, a project exploring the potential role of the arts in dialogues between environmental activists and policy actors in West Africa, has this week released a song co-created by activists, civil society representatives and policy actors in...
2 March 2022
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has today (28 Feb) published its Sixth Assessment Report, on the impacts, adaptation and vulnerability resulting from climate change. Written by leading climate scientists from around the world, it details their findings regarding the observed...
28 February 2022
The ESRC STEPS Centre has made its free online course on Pathways to Sustainability available with new video lectures and reading lists. The course introduces a set of ideas, approaches, cases and methods for critical research and action on sustainability, building on the STEPS Centre’s work....
24 February 2022
“Against the Odds” is a new report released today by the IDS-led Action for Empowerment and Accountability (A4EA) programme. It offers new insights into how people experience governance relationships, mobilise to make claims of authorities, and strategise to demand greater accountability...
23 February 2022
The digital revolution and access to online spaces is transforming the ways we communicate, work and organise. With online spaces and digital equality now also key to mobilising social justice movements and challenging inequities, understanding how to defend online spaces is now a critical...
22 February 2022
In this episode of the IDS podcast Between the Lines, IDS Research Fellow Tony Roberts interviews Eve Hayes de Kalaf, author of the book Legal Identity, Race and Belonging in the Dominican Republic: From Citizen to Foreigner. The author examines the complex and contradictory ways of ID systems...
16 February 2022
Globally, the number of crises lasting five years or more – has proliferated in recent decades. Yet, responses to these crises continue to be dominated by humanitarian assistance in response to short-term shocks. The Better Assistance in Crises (BASIC) Research programme is launching a series...
7 February 2022
Increasingly, development funding is directed to programmes aiming to make market systems more favourable for smallholders and low-income consumers of food. The development outcomes of these programmes are not self-evident. Programmes operate in dynamic markets full of uncertainties and...
7 February 2022
New IDS-coordinated research programme, launched yesterday, will disburse research grants from a fund of £1 million (BDT 12 crores) to support evidence-informed Covid-19 response and recovery and improve preparedness to tackle future crises in Bangladesh. Over 80 representatives from...
4 February 2022
