RSF Social Finance: Transforming the Way the World Works with Money
Published by: IDS
RSF Social Finance is a public benefit financial services organisation dedicated to transforming the way the world works with money. RSF...
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Published by: IDS
RSF Social Finance is a public benefit financial services organisation dedicated to transforming the way the world works with money. RSF...
Published by: IDS
Banco Popular (Banco Popular y de Desarrollo Comunal, BPDC) is a cooperative bank that is owned and managed by the workers of Costa...
SDGs Learning, Training and Practice Workshops during HLPF 2019 Bringing the voices and experiences of those who have been left behind...
From late 2016 to early 2018, researchers from the IDS Participation, Inclusion and Social Change team worked with five partners in...
Inclusion of the most marginalised people through addressing discriminatory dynamics is central to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This research report considers how the intersection of spatial, economic and identity-based factors drive poverty and marginalisation.
Visit the Rejuvenate website 'Rejuvenate’ is a project that recognises the value that children and young people can bring when they...
Published by: SDC-IDS
This document presents a set of principles and general guidelines for designing and monitoring social accountability processes, paying...
A new film showcases why it’s so important to understand the impact of intersecting inequalities on people’s lives and the relevance of this for achieving all the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). With stories from Egypt, Ghana, India, South Africa and Uganda, the film reflects on what it takes to help people overcome the intersecting inequalities that criss-cross their lives and hold the powerful to account.
Published by: IDS
This study was conducted as part of the Citizen Engagement Programme (Programa Cidadania e Participação (CEP)) in Mozambique – an empowerment and social accountability initiative to improve the quality of education and health services by increasing citizens’ influence on the management of schools and health units, the formulation of education and health policies, and the provision of education and health services.
This international conference reflected on the Citizen Engagement Programme (CEP)’s contribution to field of social accountability and citizen participation in Mozambique and beyond whilst promoting a debate on future agendas that could capitalise and build on the programme’s legacy.