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Ending pensioner poverty
Older people are often forgotten or overlooked in the ‘money and savings’ conversation. Yet they are the most vulnerable to...
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16 October 2019
DFID funds programme on Children’s Harmful Work in African Agriculture
The majority of children’s work in Africa is within the agricultural sector. However, there is insufficient evidence on the prevalence...
News
19 September 2019
UNGA74: governments must commit to social science for ‘health for all’
As global leaders come together for the 74th UN General Assembly, a major focus will be the High-Level Meeting: ‘Universal Health...
News
2 September 2019
IDS Bulletin asks whose power matters when it comes to food?
As debates around plant-based diets for the health of the planet continue to occupy public and political discourse, the latest IDS...
News
24 July 2019
Innovative programme launched to enable people with disabilities to get decent jobs
One year on from the first Global Disability Summit, a groundbreaking programme funded by UK aid is now underway to address the barriers...
News
16 July 2019
Making the case for the UK’s investment in interdisciplinary research
At a time of increasing scrutiny of UK Aid-funded university research, leaders of UK research councils and the Department for...
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The power of partnerships: maximising the impact of the UK’s investment in interdisciplinary research for development
The UK's Department for International Development (DFID), Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), UK Research Innovation (UKRI), UK...
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29 April 2019
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17 April 2019
Crowdsourcing images on authority in Lebanon and Jordan
As part of the Public Authority and Legitimacy Making (PALM) project in urban Lebanon and Jordan, the team has launched a call for...
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Does poverty stop at employment?
This side-event is co-hosted by the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa(UNECA), the Impact Initiative and the Institute of...