Why we need to build trust and guarantee civic space to deal with global challenges
Lack of trust has helped fuel the COVID-19 pandemic, further exposing the erosion of citizens’ confidence in government and the multilateral system.
Are development and democracy at odds with each other?
The weakness in our democratic system has to be worked on through inclusive policies and people’s participation. Having an improved quality of life should be a fundamental right.
Southern Voice welcomes new Chair
Southern Voice is pleased to announce its new Chair. Dr Rose Ngugi, Executive Director of the Kenya Institute for Public Policy Research and Analysis (KIPPRA), will be the new head of the Steering Committee.
Youth Migration: Challenges and Opportunities for Sri Lanka
As human capital is one of the most valuable resources in Sri Lanka, brain drain can be detrimental.
The Ugandan Parish Development Model Should Benefit Persons with Disabilities
Community practitioners should raise awareness about existing programs and opportunities for PWDs like entrepreneurship and training.
Post-COVID world: Recommendations to governments and multilateral organisations
The 3rd Southern Voice Research Conference brought together think tank experts from around the globe to discuss current and future policy issues.
Nature-based Solutions towards Circular Economy
NbS provide multiple benefits and can be applied to diverse challenges, including carbon emissions, food and water insecurity, and improving human health and well-being.
3rd Southern Voice Research Conference kicks off
The conference will harness the collective knowledge of our vast network of Southern scholars, charting a path towards a post-COVID-19 recovery.
Financially Sound Utilities are imperative for Universal Access to Affordable and Clean Energy
The electricity distribution sector's financial viability and operational efficiency are the prerequisites for the effective delivery of SDG 7 by 2030.
Medical Brain Drain in Nigeria and its impact on Sustainable Development Goal 3
In the last few years about 88% of doctors in Nigeria sought employment abroad.
