What does an effective multilateral donor look like?
Cecilie Wathne, Edward Hedger
Recipients have their own views on who are the most effective multilateral donors, according to a new ODI Project Briefing.
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Gender needs to be more than a ‘tick-box’ in social protection programming
This International Women’s Day, India is on the cusp of an historic event. All eyes are on parliament and the Women’s Reservation Bill – which, if passed, will reserve 33% of the seats in the Lok Sabha and state assemblies for women, on a rotational basis.India has already set the scene for pioneering progressive legislation, with the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act offering 100 days employment to poor rural households every year, and providing equal wages to men and women.
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Sector-based approaches in agriculture
Sector-wide approaches (SWAps) in agriculture remain expensive experiments, as a result of political, institutional and operational barriers.
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Climate Change and Youth
Building country resilience to climate change: Identifying strategies to improve youth employment which are pro-poor, low-carbon & capacity-building.
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Youth and economic crises
The aim of this project is to enable real time monitoring of young people’s experience of the current economic crisis using case studies in Viet Nam, Ghana and a third country tbc.
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Raising the game: mainstreaming children’s rights
Twenty years on from the adoption of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, children are still 'invisible' in key development debates.
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Child rights and aid: mutually exclusive?
How visible are child rights in aid policies and programmes? This Background Note, prepared with UNICEF, proposes a framework to assess that visibility.
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Social protection and children: Opportunities and challenges in Ghana
Nicola Jones, William Ahadzie and Daniel DohThis report and policy brief review the existing social protection programmes in the country, analysing the extent to which they are contributing to the reduction of poverty and vulnerability among children and their caregivers.
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The global financial crisis: Poverty and social protection
Anna McCord and Milo VandemoorteleDeveloping country governments need to do more to address the needs of the poor in the face of the global financial crisis, says a new Briefing Paper by Anna McCord and Milo Vandemoortele.
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The trade implications of aid instruments and tying practices
Edward J. Clay, Matthew Geddes, Isabella Massa, Luisa Natali and Dirk Willem te VeldeThis study contributes to the debate on aid-effectiveness by analysing a prominent, under-researched policy question: do bilateral grants and loans distort trade in different ways?