Welcome to the thirty seventh issue of the Centre for Social Protection Newsletter. The 'talking point' in this edition is financing social protection'.
31 January 2017
We invite you to share and like your favourite concept via YouTube. On 10 February 2017 we will collate the number of views and likes and the one with the highest number will win a prize.
27 January 2017
IDS and University of Sussex recognised for high quality research and learning on international development in 10th edition of 2016 Global Go to Think Tank Index
27 January 2017
A new IDS Rapid Response briefing examines what this means for universal health coverage in Africa and for achieving the United Nations Global Goal 3.
26 January 2017
South Africa ranks highest in the first Hunger and Nutrition Commitment Index – Africa (HANCI-Africa) launched today.
26 January 2017
We’re delighted to welcome a wonderfully diverse group of participants to our first short courses of 2017: impact evaluation and participatory action research.
16 January 2017
Read the winning five short stories which in our recent 50th Anniversary short story competition.
13 January 2017
Inclusive CLTS Photo Competition - looking for photos that illustrate inclusive CLTS, highlight good practice, depict innovative programming and the need to ‘reach the one in everyone’.
12 January 2017
As an eventful 2016 draws to a close, MA students studying at IDS take stock and predict the 2017 development trends.
20 December 2016
“BRICS in International Development”, published earlier this year by the Centre for Rising Powers and Global Development and Palgrave was lauded by former World Bank Chief Economist and Vice President, Justin Lin at the inaugural Global Research Consortium on Economic Structural...
19 December 2016
As part of its 50th anniversary celebrations, IDS ran a short story competition open to staff, students, alumni and organisational partners with a story to tell about development.
14 December 2016
Articles in a new IDS Bulletin suggest that the over-dominance of market forces over government, business and civil society accounts for many of today’s development challenges, and suggest a rebalancing of the current states–markets–society triad.
14 December 2016
