Hannah Hudson is the Programme Officer for the Research, Evidence and Learning component of Making All Voices Count, a global government transparency and accountability programme.
After coordinating a Water, Sanitation and Hygiene programme in Uganda, Hannah completed an MA in Governance and Development at the Institute of Development Studies. She has undertaken research on national social protection strategies.
There are many ways through which public authority is exercised by other actors than the state. New research by Shandana Khan Mohmand and Snezana Misic Mihajlovic expands our understanding of how informal institutions work and their impact on local governance.
18 August 2016
Making All Voices Count Research Report
Making All Voices Count was a programme designed to solve the ‘grand challenge’ of creating more effective democratic governance and accountability around the world. It used funding from four donors to support the development and spread of innovative ideas for solving governance problems –...
21 January 2018
Making All Voices Count Programme Learning Report
Making All Voices Count was an international initative that harnessed the power of innovation and new technologies to support effective, accountable governance.
1 January 2018
This study uses a citizenship lens to consider the extent to which social grants strengthen or weaken the state–citizen relationship, examining the case of the Child Support Grant in South Africa.
1 December 2016