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The tone of this year’s ODI Annual Report, published during our 50th anniversary year, is one of celebration without complacency. The Report highlights our impact over the last financial year, profiling our research programmes, our partnerships and the ODI Fellowship scheme.
- 28 pages
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A report
published by ODI in the ODI Annual Reports publication series.
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 Full summary Downloads Digital edition
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Authors: Enrique Mendizabal
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By always giving policy-makers what they want – shorter, simpler and easier things to read – are we implicitly accepting that they should not be held up to the same standards as other professionals? In short, are we unintentionally ‘dumbing down' the audience?
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A blog post
published by ODI in the ODI Blog Posts publication series.
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Authors: Rebecca Holmes, Nicola Jones, Jessica Espey
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Social protection could support progress towards the MDGs, but only if gender equality is seen as critical for programme effectiveness.
- 2 pages
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A briefing paper
published by ODI.
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(PDF, 87kb)
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Authors: Kiyoto Kurokawa, Fletcher Tembo, Dirk Willem te Velde
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The ultimate purpose of this paper is to extract lessons from the Thai and Malawian experiences of OVOP activities and to explore best practice measures for Sub Saharan African countries to tackle challenges and constraints they face in the implementation of OVOP programmes.
- 49 pages
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A report
published by ODI.
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(PDF, 629kb)
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Authors: Arnaldo Pellini and Olivier Serrat
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To help improve the definition, design, and implementation of policy research, researchers should adopt a strategic outcome-oriented approach.
- 7 pages
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A manual/toolkit
published by Asian Development Bank (ADB).
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Authors: Ajoy Datta, Nicola Jones and Enrique Mendizabal
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This chapter assess the linkages think tanks have with national (and local) political processes and actors, including their donors; and considers the implications of these on their research priorities, policy messages and policy influencing channels.
- 27 pages
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A book chapter
published by Fundación Siena and CIPPEC, ODI.
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Full summaryDownload from www.cippec.org
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Authors: Harry Jones
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Recent controversies around climate change science have highlighted the need for researchers to become more politically 'savvy'.
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A blog post
published by ODI in the ODI Blog Posts publication series.
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Authors: Jodie Keane with Alberto Lemma and Jane Kennan based on an original study by Alan Fairlie Reinoso
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This is an analysis of the impact of organic and fair trade certification on banana producers and organisations in a relatively disadvantaged area of Peru.
- 2 pages
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A case study
published by COPLA Global - ODI.
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(PDF, 408kb)
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Authors: Jodie Keane with Alberto Lemma and Jane Kennan based on an original study by Francisco Perez, Welbin Romero, O. Barrera and A. Palaez
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This case study evaluates the outcomes of rural community-based tourism in Nicaragua (five communities) and Guatemala (four communities), as an alternative to more mainstream tourist development.
- 4 pages
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A case study
published by COPLA Global - ODI.
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(PDF, 444kb)
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Authors: Jodie Keane with Alberto Lemma based on an original study by Juana Kuramoto
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This study evaluates the varying degrees of success with which small-scale producers have been able to supply urban and international markets with trout from Peru.
- 2 pages
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A case study
published by COPLA Global - ODI.
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(PDF, 431kb)
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Authors: Jodie Keane with Alberto Lemma and Jane Kennan based on an original study by Osvaldo Nina and Pablo Von Vacano
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This is an assessment of the impact of Brazil nut cultivation on the labour market and poverty in a region of Bolivia with few other economic alternatives.
- 4 pages
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A case study
published by COPLA Global - ODI.
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(PDF, 700kb)
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Authors: Jodie Keane with Alberto Lemma and Jane Kennan based on an original study by Welbin Romero
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This analysis highlights the failure of two Central American countries with very different enabling environments (Honduras and Nicaragua) to develop their infant wooden furniture industries .
- 4 pages
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A case study
published by COPLA Global - ODI.
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(PDF, 971kb)
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Authors: Arnaldo Pellini and John Young
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Es gilt, Forschungsergebnisse stärker zu berücksichtigen, um Rechenschaftslegung und Wirksamkeit zu verbessern.
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An article
published by Inwent in the E+Z magazine.
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Authors: Arnaldo Pellini and John Young
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Research results should be considered in order to improve aid effectiveness and agencies’ accountability.
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An article
published by Inwent in the D+C magazine.
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