Programme publications and other resources

Bangladesh, Bolivia, Cambodia and Uganda This is the overview paper reviews the progress of Bangladesh, Bolivia, Cambodia and Uganda towards reaching the MDGs

A report on the impact of the Lisbon treaty on developing countries, which offers a preliminary guide to the potential areas of change and an assessment of how these might impact upon Commonwealth developing countries in general (including least developed countries and small vulnerable economies) and on members of the ACP group in particular.

A report on the impact of the Lisbon treaty on developing countries, which offers a preliminary guide to the potential areas of change and an assessment of how these might impact upon Commonwealth developing countries in general (including least developed countries and small vulnerable economies) and on members of the ACP group in particular.

This collection of essays discusses the nature of state-business relations (SBRs) and the links between SBRs and economic performance.

This paper provides background to and a critical commentary on often complex international negotiations about the future of food aid and sets out the issues at stake that are otherwise the subject of informal discussions because of perceived political sensitivities.

This paper contains over 20 briefings considering the role of low-income, small or vulnerable countries in the G-20 growth framework ahead of the Toronto and Seoul G-20 summits this year, 2010.

This paper discusses and reviews progress of Cambodia towards reaching Millennium Development Goal (MDG) 8 (A global partnership for development).

This paper discusses and reviews progress of Uganda towards reaching Millennium Development Goal (MDG) 8 (A global partnership for development).

The UK needs to work within the EU to adopt a new approach to the Doha negotiations, EU preferences need to be updated for the 21st century, and any global or regional climate change deal must be dovetailed with the multilateral trading regime and with development priorities.

Migration is a vexed domestic issue, but on a world scale there is strong evidence that migration is good for development.

This paper discusses and reviews progress of Bangladesh towards reaching Millennium Development Goal (MDG) 8 (A global partnership for development).

This paper explores how developing country exporters could meet additional costs associated with climate change, including aid, new markets in carbon reduction commitments, and reconciling the differences between the world trading system and the international conventions on climate change.