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Coordination of the Disability Inclusive Development Networks
This project involves the coordination of a cohort of ten research networks that are funded under the AHRC International Networks for...
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8 January 2025
Professor Peter Taylor appointed Director of the Institute of Development Studies
We are delighted to announce that Professor Peter Taylor has been appointed as the new Director of the Institute of Development...
Project
Reconfiguring Heritage: Present Engagements with Communities’ Pasts for Resilient Futures
Advancing the notion of ‘pacific heritage’ which attends to the potential of heritage to advocate peace, and peace as a means of...
Publication
7 January 2025
South-South Peer Exchange Knowledge Platforms: Good Practice and Learning from Existing Models
Published by: Institute of Development Studies
This K4DD Rapid Evidence Review collates shared learning and good practices around peer knowledge exchange platforms, with a focus on...
Journal Article
6 January 2025
Agronomy and (in)equity: Lead, engage or ignore?
Published by: Sage Journals
This article explores the implications for development-oriented agronomy of the growing interest in (in)equity as part of the story of...
Opinion
3 January 2025
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Working Paper
1 January 2025
The Interpersonal Side of Tax Compliance: Interactions Between Taxpayers and Tax Officials in Rwanda
Published by: Institute of Development Studies
The literature on tax administration and compliance in developing countries has been blooming recently, primarily driven by the...
Publication
31 December 2024
Debt Relief Initiatives: HIPC and MDRI
Published by: Institute of Development Studies
This K4DD Rapid Evidence Review explores the impact of debt relief initiatives on development outcomes. HIPC (Heavily Indebted Poor...
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Tackling inequities in HIV/AIDS treatment ‘failure’ and mortality in Kampala, Uganda through participatory research with young men on the social determinants of health
Our project on ‘tackling inequities in HIV treatment failure’ builds on longstanding ethnographic work in Kampala, Uganda on the political-economic and social context of men’s HIV vulnerability. Over 18 months, we will use ethnographic and participatory methods to understand the social determinants of HIV/AIDS amongst young men and engage policymakers to identify strategies to improve treatment experiences.