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02 July 2024

Cutting-edge steps towards a fair energy transition in Amazonia

A recent ODID panel event highlighted pioneering work by the University of Campinas in Brazil in developing sustainable energy solutions.

A small boy in a canoe on a flooded street
07 June 2023

How do climate shocks impact children’s development: evidence from Vietnam

Vietnam is highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change and the effects are being felt by everyone, but children are at particular risk. What can the Young Lives data tell us?

Matai Muon
24 May 2023

Let refugees be economic contributors: a personal perspective

MPhil in Development Studies student Matai Muon reflects on the barriers he encountered as a refugee in Kenya seeking education and employment, and argues new changes to the law there must be fully applied to enable others to fulfil their potential.

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29 March 2023

Investing in human capital for post-COVID economic recovery

New modelling explores the medium-term macroeconomic impact of the COVID pandemic in low-income countries and shows the need for significant and sustained concessional external financing to reverse loss-of-learning effects on labour productivity. 

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08 March 2023

Food for thought? How Ethiopia's Productive Safety Net Programme benefits children's foundational cognitive skills

New research from Young Lives on foundational cognitive skills provides ground-breaking evidence that children from households benefitting from Ethiopia’s Productive Safety Net Programme (PSNP) have better long-term memory and implicit learning skills.

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02 February 2023

Putting climate change and inequality first in teaching economics

We need to turn economics teaching on its head and start with real-world challenges, rather than abstract theories.

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