Project
Aid Relationships
Exploring aid relationships to promote organisational learning
Exploring aid relationships to promote organisational learning
IDS conducted a study for UNICEF of cash transfer schemes in east and southern Africa, with a focus on supporting the most vulnerable children and households.
To support the formulation of Malawi's Social Protection Strategy in 2006, Department for International Development Malawi commissioned IDS to carry out a review of the international experience with a range of social protection instruments.
IDS were commissioned by UNICEF to carry out a review of 17 National Plan of Actions and supporting documents agreed to identify to what extent and in what forms social protection themes and issues are apparent.
IDS was commissioned by the UK Department for International Development to build a database to support policy work on social protection in low-income developing countries.
The purpose of the study was to identify an appropriate programme of social protection measures, which could contribute to St. Kitts and Nevis' post-sugar Adaptation Strategy, to strengthen poverty and vulnerability reduction, within the Caribbean regional social protection framework
IDS led a field-based scoping study to identify poor and vulnerable groups who have been excluded from the existing safety nets programmes in Pakistan.
This commissioned study brought together the existing literature on gender and social protection in the informal economy with a view to drawing out lessons on good practice to inform ongoing policy discussions.
This project is part of the Asian Development Bank's efforts to address a research gap by quantifying social protection activities throughout Asia by creating a social protection index (SPI) using four summary indicators.
An examination of the policy responses to new challenges for producers of food products in East Africa and South-East Asia.
GSDRC provide high quality, timely knowledge products to support international development planning, policymaking and other activities area. This includes a document library, a research helpdesk and email bulletins.
This research examines people's experience of asbestos related diseases. It seeks to explore how people feel after contracting the disease and how it affects them personally.
