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New project on Covid-19 and people with disabilities in South Africa

Covid-19 and the national response has resulted in significant hardship for people with disabilities in South Africa. To date, research focused on how people with disabilities have experienced this period have yet to be deeply investigated. To begin to address this evidence gap an exciting new...

10 December 2020

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IDS awarded UKRI funding for vital global challenges research

From sharing crucial knowledge on resilience in humanitarian crises, to re-imagining solutions for sanitation and food security for ‘off grid’ communities, IDS researchers are collaborating with global partners to deliver evidence and inform responses to the world’s most pressing...

8 December 2020

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IDS academic Stephen Devereux among the world’s most impactful researchers

A new study from Stanford University has named Dr Stephen Devereux, Research Fellow in the IDS Rural Futures cluster and co-Director of the Centre for Social Protection, as one of the most impactful researchers in the world in 2020. Over six million researchers across 22 scientific fields and...

3 December 2020

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Response to UK announcement on foreign aid budget cut

In response to the Chancellor of the Exchequer announcement today that the UK commitment to spend 0.7 percent of its GNI on overseas development aid is to be reduced to 0.5 percent, Professor Melissa Leach, Director, Institute of Development Studies, said: “Today’s announcement is...

25 November 2020

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New IDS research project seeks to re-imagine ‘shit’ as ‘brown gold’

A new IDS-led research project seeks to re-imagine sanitation in rapidly urbanising areas in Asia and Africa to help address the sanitation crisis, enhance off–grid economies and improve the well-being of poor and vulnerable women and men, and marginalised communities such as Dalits,...

24 November 2020

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