Is Education Technology the great equalizer? Lessons from Kenya
To reach the most vulnerable and excluded children, Kenya must adopt multiple learning modalities, ranging from television and radio to mobile technology.
Community engagement to counter misinformation in Rohingya refugee camps
For a vulnerable population such as Rohingya refugees, the case study shows that accessing reliable information and rapidly debunking rumours can save lives.
COVID-19 impact on the East African fisheries sector
The article looks at how the lockdown and no-lockdown policies affected the fisheries sector and value chain nodes in Uganda and Tanzania.
Protecting and Promoting Civic Space in Recovery: A Cross-Regional Study
The ability of women to fully and effectively participate in public life is further impeded by the silent pandemic of rising gender-based violence.
Where’s your Southern Voice? Why UK researchers should be engaging with networks like ours
To truly "build back better" and more equitably after the devastation of COVID-19, researchers and policymakers from around the globe need to work together.
Bangladesh’s LDC graduation: Sophie’s Choice?
Bangladesh's exit strategy from the group of the least developed countries (LDCs) is gradually acquiring a veneer of intelligibility.
Argentina and Chile: non-compliance with quarantine and criminal sanctions
Both governments resorted to quarantine to stop the virus from spreading and sought the population’s compliance by threatening with criminal sanctions. Did it work?
Can value-chain based measures spur the recovery of apparel suppliers and workers?
The global apparel value chain went through an unprecedented crisis due to COVID-19.
The Palgrave Handbook of Development Cooperation for Achieving the 2030 Agenda
The 2030 Agenda has successfully set a normative framework for global cooperation. Yet, the implementation of this agenda is characterised by power struggles and unresolved contestations.
Virtual Expert Group Meeting on Development Effectiveness
The meetings were designed to examine, from a Southern perspective, the implications of COVID-19 on the effectiveness of international development cooperation.
