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An overview of Lagoro IDP camp in Kitgum District, northern Uganda, 20 May 2007. Manoocher Deghati/IRIN
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  1. The role of South-South cooperation in agricultural development in Africa - opportunities and challenges

    Event - Seminar - 17 May 2012

    This seminar will discuss current trends and emerging issues in Brazil-Africa co-operation, including:

    • co-operation policy and research in food security, inclusive green growth, agricultural growth and sustainable rural development
    • China's agricultural development footprint in Africa
    • other opportunities for international co-operation
    This invite-only event brings together policymakers, researchers, civil society representatives and private entrepreneurs from Africa, Brazil, China and Europe. It is hosted by the International Policy Centre for Inclusive Growth in Brasília, and co-organised with the Future Agricultures Consortium, the UK Department for International Development, with support from UN Women, Articulação Sul and Cirad.
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  2. Development Policy Review: May 2012

    Publication - Journal articles or issues - 1 May 2012
    Development Policy Review vol.30,issue 3
    Various authors
    Articles in the latest issue explore competing explanations for economic growth, the pro-poor agenda, development paradigms and foreign aid transaction costs, providing insight into the political and social processes that lead to particular policy choices and economic outcomes.
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  6. Policy influence monitoring

    Projects - March 2012 to February 2015
    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.
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  7. The impact of EU sugar policy reform on developing countries

    Publication - Research reports and studies - 15 February 2012
    LMC International and Overseas Development Institute (Anna Locke, Nicola Cantore and Jodie Keane)
    The objective of this report was to assess the implications of further reform of the EU sugar regime on Afro-Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) and Least Developed Countries (LDC). To do this, the outlook for the EU sugar market was modelled under a range of scenarios and the viability of the sugar industries in LDC/ACP countries that currently rely, to a greater or lesser extent, on sales to the EU market was assessed. The report then draws on this analysis to highlight potential impacts on poverty and livelihoods in affected countries and discusses possible transitional assistance measures to mitigate negative impacts.
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