This international symposium looks at the politics of policy-oriented poverty research and pro-poor policymaking. ODI Digital Manager Nick Scott will be speaking on digital strategy and Fletcher Tembo a Research Fellow in the Research and Policy in Development Programme will be attending.
This roundtable discussion focused on the challenges associated with non-international armed conflict and armed non-State actors (ANSAs). Eva Svoboda spoke at this roundtable.
This two and a half day conference explored the past, present, and future of humanitarianism. Eleanor Davey (HPG) gave a presentation entitled "Why the humanitarian sector needs a historical consciousness: motivation, methodology and challenges" during a session chaired by Wendy Fenton (HPN). Wendy Fenton also chaired another session entitled "From local to global: making local agency count at the global policy level".
Prof Tim Allen will chair a panel discussion on the politics of practice in security and justice programming in a joint event with the ODI.
This lecture is the closing event of a two day Expert Meeting on Justice and Security held at the ODI, in collaboration with the JSRP, and with support from DFID, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark the Christian Michelsen Institute, the Asia Foundation and Saferworld.
The event is free and open to all on a first come, first served basis.
The annual American Evaluation Association focused this year on evaluation and complexity. ODI's Simon Hearn presented on Outcome Mapping in complex scenarios.
The 2012 Annual Meeting of the World Bank and the IMF will take place in Tokyo. The Civil Society Organisation Forum will host this event on social accountability and health outcomes.
Dirk Willem te Velde presented during a session on the G-20 and accountability.
This workshop saught to draw on a range of expertise to analyse the current develpments in Sudan, within the context of the region, and to identify scenarios for Sudan's future and the factors that could make each more or less likely to occur. Sara was a key speaker at this workshop.
This conference, the third of the series, showcased the work of the National Centre of Competence in Research and looks forward to how research can enable sustainable transformation in development. John Young, ODI's Director of Impact Assessment, Partnerships and RAPID, will present a key note speech on 'Enabling research in global transformation'.