In this Between the Lines podcast, speakers discuss why equity in research collaboration matters and talk about the ...

Our findings show that while technological capabilities are essential, they are not sufficient. Many barriers are relational and institutional, requiring negotiation and political capabilities to ...

The meetings in 2025 and their food equity implications are a testament to what can be decided through multilateral processes ...

For the first time ever, the G20 Presidency was held in Africa, placing digital tax transformation at the centre of the ...

The research component of the project was led by the Institute of Development Studies at the University of Sussex, in partnership with Marakuja Kivu Research. The working paper focuses on violence ...

This study uses Q ‍methodology to explore displacement-affected people’s perceptions of state and non-state responses to climate-induced displacement.

To complement this ongoing blog and the various academic outputs we produce from the research, we always try and produce some colour booklets on themes emerging from our research for wide sharing. The ...

As an early adopter of cash transfers, Zambia has led the way in the region in the development and funding of the social protection sector. Zambia has experimented with a wide range of social ...

It has been a busy year with our research on 25 years after land reform in Zimbabwe. Biographical interviews have been undertaken with around 100 people from our long-term sample, exploring changes ...

Despite global commitments, and US$ billions spent on aid, social assistance in crisis settings consistently fails to deliver meaningful accountability. People do not know what is available, who is ...