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Social Protection and Building Back Better

Published by: Institute of Development Studies

The Covid-19 pandemic has meant sweeping changes for economies and societies, with the most devastating consequences for individuals and groups with pre-existing vulnerabilities. These impacts are likely to be compounded in contexts with greater fragility. As attention shifts from addressing urgent humanitarian needs and crafting quick response systems to long-term solutions, it is time to think about the role of social protection as part of a longer-term solution to living with Covid-19, as well as supporting efforts to build back better.

Impact Lessons: Engaging Research with Global Movements

Published by: Institute of Development Studies and The Impact Initiative

This working paper highlights the key points and emerging policy themes arising from a virtual event hosted by the Global Coalition...

Intra-household Dynamics, Social Cohesion and Women’s Empowerment: the Effects of a Graduation Programme in Burundi

Graduation model programmes represent a relatively new but well-established type of anti-poverty programming. First designed and...

Implementing Coaching and Support in Graduation Programmes: a case study of the Terintambwe programme in Burundi

Graduation model programmes represent a relatively new but well-established type of anti-poverty programming. First designed and...

The Role of Graduation Programming in Promoting Early Childhood Development: an Overview of the Evidence

It is widely understood that poverty undermines early childhood development (ECD). In turn, poor ECD reinforces intergenerational...