Are we viewing climate migrants just as victims, when we should be recognising their potential role as agents of change? Watch the video of our latest Climate Change and the Challenges of Development talk here.

Artisanal and small-scale mining provides employment to millions in the Global South but workers often lack rights and protections. A recent ODID research project explored the obstacles to improved formalisation.

Pakistan’s post-election landscape is characterized by a dangerous combination of diminishing resources, an authoritarian elite clinging to power, and an institutional vacuum, writes Associate Professor Adeel Malik in a post for Project Syndicate

The Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative and the UNDP in Latin America and the Caribbean have signed an agreement to improve technical and policy support for countries in the region in the design and implementation of multidimensional poverty reduction strategies. Find out more.  

Ruben Andersson & David Keen explore how ‘wars’ on terror, drugs and irregular migration are exploited to be economically and politically profitable in a post for Project Syndicate.

Bjola, Corneliu, and Ilan Manor (eds) (2024) The Oxford Handbook of Digital Diplomacy, Oxford University Press

Ferreira, LZ, FC Wehrmeister, J Dirksen, LP Vidaletti, M Pinilla-Roncancio, K Kirkby, LI Ricardo, AJ Barros, and AR Hosseinpoor (2024)  ‘A composite index; socioeconomic deprivation and coverage of reproductive and maternal health interventions’. Bulletin of the World Health Organization