This event will explore the findings and policy implications of the latest ODI research on how aid can be best packaged to support governance and institutional development. The research draws on case studies in Sierra Leone, Tanzania and Uganda.

Expert panelists share their reflections on how a youth-lens to the post 2015 development framework can deliver for wider society.

This event discusses Matt Andrew’s new book 'The limits of institutional reforms in development' and its implications for the theory and practice of reforming public sector institutions in developing countries.

The BBC's Why Poverty project was a unique attempt by a UK broadcaster to engage mainstream audiences with the issue of global poverty. In this public event, we'll examine how successful the project was and ask what lessons can be learnt for any future attempts to engage the public, both in the UK and around the world, with poverty and development. We also reflect on what we've learnt from broader analysis into public opinion and public engagement.