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The IDS Bulletin – 50 years of development research

Our flagship publication, the IDS Bulletin has reached 50 years’ continuous publication. The journal enjoys a reputation as one of the world’s leading open access development research publications and brings together the latest thinking and research from work shaped by IDS and its partners,...

18 January 2018

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DevTrends 2018

As the world faces unprecended global challenges, what priorities should development researchers, practitioners and policy makers be looking at in 2018?

8 January 2018

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What should the priorities be for UK aid in 2018?

With the world currently facing so many pressing global challenges, we asked researchers and students at IDS to share what they think the Secretary of State’s priorities for development should be in 2018.

2 January 2018

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What have we learned from the powercube?

Over ten years ago John Gaventa and the Power, Participation and Social Change team at IDS, developed the power cube. We want to hear from people who have used the tool to understand what can we can learn from it.

18 December 2017

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Leaders meet in Japan to achieve health for all by 2030

The Universal Health Coverage Forum 2017 (12 – 15 December) in Tokyo sees leaders, donors, civil society, health providers and academics, including researchers from IDS, come together to agree the best way forward to achieving the Sustainable Development Goal of health for all by 2030.

11 December 2017

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What next for Zimbabwe?

Two issues could be central to Zimbabwe's political and economic future - land reforms and the role of China.

27 November 2017

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Winner of Civil Service Innovation Award inspired by IDS research

The Frontier Technologies Livestreaming team, which is composed of DFID, IMC International and IDS staff members, won the award for their three-year programme designed to help the Department for International Development (DFID) apply frontier technologies to real challenges in development.

24 November 2017

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Global partnerships crucial to tackling antibiotic resistance

In 2015 the WHO Director General characterised the global challenge of antimicrobial resistance (AMR), which includes antibiotic resistance, as: ‘threatening the very core of medicine and the sustainability of an effective global public health response to the enduring threat of infectious...

14 November 2017

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