ODI regularly hosts events series, which take an in-depth look at key development and humanitarian issues.
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series aims to analyse how and where could Japan bring its influence to bear this year, particularly with regard to African development and how might this influence impact upon the international development agenda.
series of meetings designed to raise critical water and sanitation issues and stimulate debate through expert panel discussions and engagement with a broad stakeholder audience.
This meeting series will respond to the Ministerial challenge to push growth up the development agenda, and will tackle some of the questions it raises.
workshop series brings together researchers, practitioners and policy makers who have been studying these issues in both developed and developing countries to explore the interactions between research and policy across a range of fields and policy issues. The meetings are "generalist", i.e. covering a number of different fields, aim to identify common lessons and approaches to strengthen evidence-based policy, and will build a community of practice in this area, centred upon, but not limited to the UK. The meetings will be held quarterly in London, hosted alternately by CEPR and ODI.
Agricultural work in Tanzania
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two years the Future Agricultures Consortium has been investigating how to do translate themes into practical policy, primarily in Ethiopia, Kenya and Malawi. This series of meetings will present the results of this work.
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A series of events to mark the halfway point for the Millennium Development Goals, looking back at progress made so far, and forward to the challenges ahead for the remaining years.
series will explore the role played by parliaments in developing countries, and examine what donors and others might do to help such parliaments perform more effectively.
Girl in front of destroyed homes in Ngaoundaye, Central African Republic
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series of four meetings aimed to explore some of the most pressing issues relating to civilian security and protection in situations of violent conflict.
Looking towards Europe from the North African coast
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series of public meetings examining current and future directions for research and policy in six key areas of development.