The ODI Centre for Aid and Public Expenditure helps to shape and drive the agenda for international development assistance, as well as efficient and effective public spending for development at country level.
Our recent focus has been addressing how the international financial system needs to be adapted to tackle financial instability in donor and developing countries, and how to better address demands for climate change financing. In addition, we aim to improve understanding of how aid effectiveness and public finance management principles can be applied, in fragile states and emergency situations.
What we work on
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Our work analyses the factors that influence aid allocation at country and sector level, to ensure development outcomes.
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Emerging economies have long been an important topic in international development. What is relatively new is the interest in the role these economies are increasingly playing in promoting growth and development in poorer nations.
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We are a leader in research on public finance management issues in developing and transition countries, an issue at the very heart of how governments translate public resources into development results.
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We promote ways to improve the effectiveness of aid and development co-operation. We approach this issue from three angles: at the supra-national, individual development agency and individual recipient government level.
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How we work
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 We apply economic, political and social analysis in innovative ways to understand and respond to contemporary development initiatives in aid and public finance.
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 We use our knowledge of aid initiatives to support partner countries and donors in improving the quality of policy-making in international development.
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 We provide practical and innovative advice to policy-makers around the world, including technical assistance to governments and strategic advice to donors.
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 We work to disseminate research findings widely; to engage in international debates and thinking; and to provide and participate in training programmes.
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About the programme
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Related links
On the ODI website
On the internet
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