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The European Commission's Advisory Service in Social Transfers' project (ASiST) aims to increase the contribution of social transfers to addressing food and nutrition security. The project gives advisory services as requested by EU delegations. These services include building capacity for the design of social transfer programmes, developing a body of knowledge and supporting the policy dialogue.
A Consotiurm lead by Karolinska Institutet developing new research training capacity for low and middle-income countries (LMICs) in Asia, to promote research on social determinants of health.
A Consortium led by Karolinska Institutet strengthening research training capacity at Sub Saharan African universities for health systems and services development. Focusing on doctoral and post doctoral training, institutional strengthening for education and research management.
This project reviews the effectiveness of the EU Generalised System of Preferences (GSP) at fostering exports from developing countries to the EU.
This study looked at the impact of trade policies on Pakistan's preferential access to the EU and on Pakistan's overall trade performance.
The aim of this project is to synthesize and understand the evidence base on CC and EU development policy in key areas of CC and development programming and to map out possible future influences on these policy area
Multi-institutional study of the challenges for European development cooperation in the period up to 2020. IDS research will focus on new actors in international development.
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.
A five-year research programme, taking an innovative micro level, multidisciplinary approach to studying the conflict cycle.
Major illness in the family has become an important cause of household impoverishment in China and the ex-command economies of Southeast Asia, as these countries have managed the transition to a market economy.