Two years after IDS led an assessment of the PSNP after its first year of operation, IDS and its partners have been commissioned to undertake a new study, to provide an update and analysis of key aspects of the PSNP programme.
The objective of the study is to identify drivers and constraints of ethical trade in the Personal Care (Health and Beauty) sector.
The BLDS has been working with the World Health Organization, as part of the Research for Life programme, to improve access to the full-text of economic and social development journals for researchers based in developing countries.
This research is investigating the accountability pathways citizens and civil society organisations (CSOs) are pursuing to hold their governments to account on their commitments under the Hyogo Framework for Action.
The study analysed the trade and welfare implications of the Cariforum Economic Partnership Agreement using a multi-regional computable general equilibrium model as well as a single-region general equilibrium model of Jamaica.
A contribution to an analysis of the impact of prospective changes in the multilateral and regional trade environment on employment and income in Brazil.
Supporting the realisation of sexual rights and access to basic services for those facing poverty and injustice
A briefing series on climate adaptation which draws lessons, experiences and practical information from across sub-Saharan Africa.
Seminar series for inter-disciplinary discussions on the relationship between research, aid and social justice
Using empirical evidence from case-studies undertaken in Niger and North-east Brazil, this research project identifies how climate change adaptation can be integrated within the water sector to benefit the poor and vulnerable
The GCCA could be central to a global effort by the EU on technology and finance to get a post 2012 deal if its resource levels are increased significantly.
The project explored the different ways residents of Moulsecoomb, Brighton, participate in community activities, through the eyes of the participants.
