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African Digital Rights Network
Many countries in Africa are experiencing a closing of civic space. This network brings together activists, analysts and researchers from seven African countries.
Closing Civic Space and Inclusive Development in Ethiopia
Published by: IDS
This paper presents findings from a case study exploring the prospects for measuring the impacts of restricted civic space on development in Ethiopia. It is part of a larger inquiry into the phenomenon of restrictions on civil society activity around the world, including but not only in developing countries, most notably in the past decade.
Digital Access is not Binary: The 5’A’s of Technology Access in the Philippines
Published by: Wiley
Online political participation has been presented as a possible solution to declining levels of trust in traditional politics. However,...
Leaving No One Behind in a Digital World
Published by: IDS
In an increasingly digital world, relatively privileged people are able to use their access to mobile and internet technologies to access clear digital dividends including remote access to health and education information, financial inclusion and digital pathways to economic and political empowerment.
What Does Closing Civic Space Mean for Development? A Literature Review and Proposed Conceptual Framework
Published by: IDS
What does closing civic space mean for development? Aid donors are concerned about the implications of restrictions on civil society for their partners and programmes, but to date there has been little clarity about what this means for development.
Digital and Technology
Advancing knowledge, shaping policy and inspiring practice on digital development is critical to achieving our vision of a more...
Towards A More Gender-Inclusive Open Source Community
New research from the IDS Digital and Technology Cluster carried out for the Digital Impact Alliance explores the experiences of...