Zambia is an early adopter of cash transfers and has led the way in the region. With the new national social protection policy what is next?

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 ...

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

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 ...

How the Africa Technology and Innovation Partnership is strengthening STI ecosystems through collaboration, digital innovation, and systems change.

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 ...

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

This seminar shares findings about gender, equity, and social inclusion (GESI) in social protection, in protracted crisis contexts from BASIC Research.

As leftist governments across Latin America lose ground to the rising appeal of far-right politics, Mexico stands out as a rare exception. A key reason has been the government’s ability to deliver ...

Back at the start of the year, there was a flurry of questions: where would the axe fall, and how deep, and how badly would the blow be compounded by other donors? We’d just finished writing our study ...

At a time of substantial uncertainty for global development, three things are clear. First, aid is retreating substantially, and probably permanently. Second, lower-income countries’ debt servicing ...