Australia-Indonesia Partnership for Pro-Poor Policy: the Knowledge Sector Initiative
ODI is working on this major 15 year initiative to improve the quality of public policies in Indonesia through the use of research, analysis, and evidence.
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Introduction to the Mwananchi Programme in Sierra Leone
Leh Wi Tok is the Mwananchi programme in Sierra Leone, focusing on creating constructive dialogue between marginalised groups and their representatives. This video introduces the programme using voices from our partners. -
Expanding our understanding of K*: concept paper and case studies
Louise Shaxson et alThis short paper represents the beginning of a process to elucidate the core principles shared by K* component functions and processes. Furthermore, it suggests an overarching framework for thinking about K*, which will make sharing approaches and lessons learned easier. -
UK search & rescue team work in heavy snow in Kamaishi, Japan
Members of the UK International Search and Rescue team working in heavy snow, in the earthquake and tsunami-shattered residential streets of Kamaishi, in north-east Japan.
License: Creative Commons
Credit: Ed Hawkesworth/DFID
Source: FlickrIncreasing resilience to natural hazards
RAPID’s approach to policy engagement will be built in to this substantial transdisciplinary natural and social science research project from the beginning, supporting efforts to maximize policy uptake of research into continental seismic risk and resilience. -
Monitoring and evaluation of policy influence of four Australian universities involved in the Health Knowledge Hubs initiative
Health Knowledge Hubs promote multi-disciplinary engagement to improve health systems. This project will strengthen the Hubs' approach to monitoring and evaluation and support the development of stories of change. -
Policy influence and communications capacity building for the Islam Research Programme
ODI/RAPID will work with The Islam Research Programme (IRP) project office to provide capacity development support to IRP Research projects in nine different countries. The aim is to help each team develop their research communication skills, to enable them to package and deliver their findings to policy-makers (particularly Dutch Embassy staff) and other relevant stakeholders for policy influence. -
Public works training course - Congo Brazzaville
OPML has commissioned Anna McCord to provide training services on the public works component of a training course being run by OPML on social transfers and labour intensive public works which is being held in Congo-Brazzaville and funded by UNICEF Congo-Brazzaville. -
Policy influence monitoring
The 3ie policy influence monitoring project is an exciting and rare opportunity to do some serious thinking, in a quality learning laboratory, about what are the factors and variables that inform how and when evaluations influence policy. -
Incentives to promote green citizenship in UK transition towns
Development 55 (1)Amy Merritt and Tristan StubbsAmy Merritt and Tristan Stubbs examine the challenges of promoting environmental citizenship in the UK. Citizen participation in policymaking is receiving greater attention from politicians, academics, and citizens. However, due to political and institutional barriers and a lack of resources, citizens face real challenges in their engagement. They explore the legislative parameters of localism in the UK by charting the Transition Town movement’s contribution to locally driven sustainability. -
Perspectives on NGO relations, roles and functions in the aid structure in South Sudan
HPG served as part of the Reference Group, which provides an advisory role to the PSO Thematic Learning Programme (TLP). The aim is to support PSO in carrying out research process on the roles and functions of INGOs and NNGOs in South Sudan.