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Future Health Systems Research Programme Consortium
Future Health Systems is a research consortium working to improve access, affordability and quality of health services for the poor.
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Journal Article
25 March 2011
Political Economy of Climate Change
Published by: IDS
Despite the inherently political nature of international negotiations on climate change, much of the theory, debate, evidence-gathering and implementation linking climate change and development assume a largely apolitical and linear policy process.
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1 March 2011
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1 March 2011
Climate Finance in Bangladesh: Lessons for Development Cooperation and Climate Finance at National Level
As a key player, the European Union (EU) has stepped up and climate change has become an increasingly important component of its development cooperation effort. It has contributed most of the committed Fast Start Funds.
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1 March 2011
Climate Finance in Bangladesh: Ongoing Challenges
A discussion of the challenges to implementation of action on climate change for donors, for Government and for civil society which arise from funding, monitoring and planning constraints.
Working Paper
1 February 2011
Adaptive Social Protection: Mapping the Evidence and Policy Context in the Agriculture Sector in South Asia
Published by: IDS
An aim of government and the international community is to respond to global processes and crises through a range of policy and practical approaches that help limit damage from shocks and stresses.
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1 January 2011
New Pathways for the Poorest: the Graduation Model from BRAC
Published by: IDS
The poorest, chronically food insecure households, with irregular incomes and little or no assets are often excluded from development interventions including microcredit. When they do receive assistance they are rarely able to improve their conditions enough to maintain long-term sustainable livelihoods.
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1 January 2011
Introduction: Contextualising “Rights” in Sexual and Reproductive Health
Published by: BioMed Central
The idea for this supplement arose from discussions among a set of research partners associated with the Realising Rights Research Programme Consortium (RR RPC), an international partnership funded by the UK Department for International Development from 2005-10 that focused on neglected areas of sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). In the Consortium, work on rights has been concerned with ways of bridging the gap between international legal human rights frameworks as applied to SRHR, and how these play out for actual people ‘on the ground’.