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Young Lives Study in Peru: The Story of Two Generations of Children
Young Lives is a longitudinal study that follows the livelihoods of two cohorts of children born between 1990s and [...]
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Young Lives is a longitudinal study that follows the livelihoods of two cohorts of children born between 1990s and [...]
Interview with Ms Bitrina Diyamett, founding/executive director of the Science, Technology and Innovation Policy Research Organization (STIPRO), Tanzania The United [...]
This blog post discusses a component vital for the success of the Sustainable Goals (SDGs) in Sri Lanka: a nation [...]
Improving institutional coherence is key to delivering the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Sri Lanka’s Sustainable Development Act came into effect [...]
(re-publication from kiliza.org) This year marks my twentieth anniversary of working in the humanitarian and development sector. It is obviously [...]
by Nirmani Liyanage, social researcher on urban development at the Centre for Poverty Analysis (CEPA), Sri Lanka Sustainable Development [...]
Health research needs to include partnerships across different sectors and involve diverse stakeholders. Only then will it have real impact. [...]
Increasing conflict, violent extremism, and unprecedented levels of migration and displacement are shaping the present.
When Justin Trudeau’s government took office, one of the Prime Minister’s messages overseas was “Canada’s back,” which referred to Canada’s perceived lack of leadership on the world stage under the previous, Conservative, government.
To achieve the 17 sustainable development goals (SDGs) by 2030, governments need to align their fiscal policies to their development plans and put in place sound macroeconomic policies and sustainable debt management.