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Reflecting Realities: Participants’ Perspectives on Integrated Communities and Sustainable Development

Published by: The Policy Press

Government rhetoric increasingly emphasises the importance of community participation in area regeneration programmes; however, it is far less clear how much those involved are able to effectively influence practice and future policy making. Community knowledge is an important resource; participants need to be actively involved in monitoring and evaluation at every stage of the regeneration process.

Another Path to Customs Reform: Mexico’s Second Inspection

Published by: Taylor and Francis

This paper presents two theses about reforming customs administration in developing countries. First, that modern customs systems...

Governance and Networks. Tools to Study the Dynamics of Clusters and Global Value Chains

Paper prepared for IDS/INEF project 'The Impact of Global and Local Governance' Why are we talking about governance? Or rather, why are...

Growth and Poverty Reduction in Developing Countries: How much External Financing will be needed in the New Century

Growth, Inequality and Poverty in Mauritania, 1987-1996

How Can Impact Assessment be made more Participatory?

Published by: IDS

Land Theme Paper

Modelling the Effects of Trade on Women, at Work and at Home

Mozambique Country Paper

Participatory methods and the measurement of wellbeing

Published by: International Institute for Environment and Development