Child Rights and Climate Change
This research in Kenya and Cambodia gathers the voices of children in Kenya and Cambodia on climate risks and considers their priorities for adaptation.
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This research in Kenya and Cambodia gathers the voices of children in Kenya and Cambodia on climate risks and considers their priorities for adaptation.
An examination of whether or not exporters in Sub-Saharan Africa are facing a decline in trade credit.
This project looked at how the actions that China is taking in response to crisis might affect its interests in and relations with other low income economies.
This project used a global trade model to gauge the impact of a slowdown in economic activity in the OECD on trade performance, world prices and aggregate welfare in the rest of the world.
This project mapped how the financial crisis shifted existing geopolitical relationships by looking at the new large G20 players and non-G20 developing countries.
There is a new and widespread commitment within the development community to invest in agriculture as a way of reducing poverty and hunger. Three quarters of the one billion people surviving on less than $1 a day live and work in rural areas, and most rely on agriculture for their food and income. Investing in agriculture is key to lifting the world's poor out of hunger and poverty.
With the world economy in a major downturn, the stakes for developing countries could not be higher. Public support for international development and aid will play a key role. But is there a domestic consensus on the UK's role in international development and what are its contours?
A comparative study of the acquisition of branding capabilities in domestic and global value chains.
This project is looking at tax collection, welfare distribution and environmental regulation to find out where transitional states should channel their limited resources in order to implement their policies.
The project has two main objectives-to ensure that the delivery of climate change adaptation assistance is better informed by relevant lessons from delivering development assistance; and to propose a set of principles for delivering adaptation assistance that draws on these lessons.