How the war in Ukraine is impacting Africa-Europe relations and the migration dialogue
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Category: ODI
Donors, implementing agencies and DFI/PDB cooperation – The case of the UK: BII and FCDO
British International Investment (BII) is the United Kingdom’s development finance institution (DFI). It is entirely owned by the UK government
Fixing UN financing: a Pandora’s box the World Health Organization should open
In a context of existential transnational challenges and growing inter-state rivalries, we need well-financed, universal multilateralism that can set global rules and norms, drive forward action, and sidestep the tendency for money and military might to buy global influence. The WHO Executive Board now has an opportunity not only to reinvigorate its own organisation, but also to advance a discussion on how the entire UN system can be placed on a stronger, more financially sustainable footing. Passing up this moment out of fear of the implications for member state fiscal obligations to the wider UN system would be both unfortunate and short-sighted.
Multilateral finance in the face of global crisis
This ODI briefing explores how the diverging fortunes across countries have come to pass and the limitations of the multilateral initiatives intended to support a global response. It focuses especially on the multilateral financing measures that have been put in place to combat the crisis and looks at some of the changes that would be required to support a more effective response in future.
‘I am not at peace’: Covid-19 impacts on mental health of adolescents in Tanzania
This ODI Country study draws out key findings on the impacts of Covid-19 on the mental health of adolescents between the ages of 11 and 19, living in project locations in Tanzania.
Youth-led (digital) innovation and resilience during Covid-19: experiences from the African continent
This case study report contributes to the evidence base on how young people across the African continent have adapted their situations and enterprises in response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Covid-19 and food security: novel pathways and data collection to improve research and monitoring efforts
In this policy brief, the authors are setting the frame to think about the pandemic’s impacts on food security by summarising evidence on the hypothesised causal links.
Social protection response to Covid-19 and beyond: emerging evidence and learning for future crises
The Covid-19 crisis has brought social protection to the forefront as a crisis response tool. It has also exposed social
ODI online event: Mobilising action and finance towards global vaccination
Date10 Jun 2021 Time (GMT +01)14:00 15:00 Speakers – Ashok Malik Panellist – Policy Advisor, Ministry of External Affairs, Government of
Social protection provisions to refugees during the Covid-19 pandemic: lessons learned from government and humanitarian responses
This paper is part of a series: ‘Social protection response to Covid-19 and beyond: lessons learned for adaptive social protection’.