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356: Unhealthy Subsidies: How Much Do Taxpayers Contribute to Promote Disease?

William Savedoff, Katherine Klemperer and Pete Baker

355: Does World Bank Climate Adaptation Finance Go to the Most Vulnerable Countries?

Nancy Lee, Samuel Matthews and James Reid

354: Toxic Lead Paint Pigment Exports from Rich to Poor Countries

Rory Todd, Lee Crawfurd and Rachel Bonnifield

353: The Evolving Global Landscape for Nutrition-Specific Financing: Taking Stock, Moving Forward

Janeen Keller and Rosie Eldridge

352: Planned Relocation of Climate-Vulnerable Communities: Preparing Multilateral Development Banks

Steven Goldfinch and Sam Huckstep

351: Aligning International Banking Regulation with the SDGs

Liliana Rojas-Suarez

350: What Does It Mean for Agencies to Be Effective in a Changing Development Landscape?

Rachael Calleja, Sara Bellés and Beata Cichocka

349: Childcare and Early Childhood Development Expenditures in Africa: Comparative Policy Insights for Advancing Women’s Economic Empowerment

Kelsey Harris, Kehinde Ajayi and Astha Mainali

348: Avoiding Another Lost Decade on Malaria Vaccines

Ryan Duncombe, Karam Elabd and Justin Sandefur

347: Multilateral Development Banks in Fragile and Conflict-Affected Situations: Overview of Key Policy, Financial, and Operational Issues

Koldo Echebarria

346: Localization in Theory and Practice

Ranil Dissanayake

345: A Proposal for the IMF: A New Instrument of International Liquidity Provision for Emerging Markets and Developing Economies

Laura Alfaro, Guillermo Calvo, Jose De Gregorio, Augusto de la Torre, Pablo Guidotti, Enrique Mendoza, Ernesto Talvi, Liliana Rojas-Suarez and Andrés Velasco

344: How Science Diplomacy Can Reshape Global Research Publishing: A Theory of Change

Sophie Gulliver, Anastassia Demeshko, Jon Harle and Tom Drake

343: Making Migration Work for Climate Adaptation: Classifying Remittances as Climate Finance

Sam Huckstep and Jonathan Beynon

342: Africa’s Oil Shock: Are the Bretton Woods Institutions Ready?

Cleo Rose-Innes

341: Conditioned Domestic “Co-financing” Policies in Global Health: A Landscape Analysis

Susan Sparkes, MyMai Yungrattanachai and Victoria Fan

340: A Liquidity Line for MDBs: SDR Rechanneling Revisited

Andrew Powell

339: China as a Provider of International Climate Finance

Beata Cichocka and Ian Mitchell

338: A New Compact for Financing Health Services: Opportunities for Gavi and Partner Countries

Alec Morton, Jamaica Briones, Anastassia Demeshko, Pete Baker and Tom Drake

337: A New Compact for Financing Health Services in Ethiopia

Solomon Memirie, Anastassia Demeshko, Mizan Habtemichael, Tesfaye Mesele, Amanuel Haileselassie, Pete Baker, Ole Norheim and Tom Drake

336: Tracking Delivery on the Lusaka Agenda

Sophie Witter and Pete Baker

335: How Can the World Bank Better Support Climate-Vulnerable Lower-Income Small States? An IDA Policy Agenda for Small States

Victoria Dimond, Roland Rajah and Georgia Hammersley

334: Financing the Pandemic Cycle: Prevention, Preparedness, Response, and Recovery and Reconstruction

Victoria Fan, Sun Kim, Diego Pineda and Stefano Bertozzi

333: Starting from the Source: Methods and Priorities for Explaining Lead Exposure

Rachel Bonnifield and Rory Todd

332: Displacement as a Development Issue: Enabling Public Policy to Unlock Climate Finance in Asia and the Pacific

Steven Goldfinch

331: Health Taxes in the Polycrisis Era

Katherine Klemperer and Pete Baker

330: Options for Green-Skilled Migration Partnerships: A Guide for Policymakers

Helen Dempster and Sam Huckstep

329: Tools for Measuring Human Lead Exposure: A Review of Methods and Implications for Future Research and Practice

Rachel Bonnifield and Rory Todd

328: Why and How Multilateral Development Banks Support Improved Outcomes for Economic Migrants and Refugees

Helen Dempster, Martha Ble and Stéphanie Villamil

327: Disinvesting from Low-Value Health Technologies in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: Between a Solution to the Current Fiscal Crises and a Costly Mirage?

Adrian Gheorghe and Peter Baker

326: Beyond the “Gavi-Eligible”: High-Leverage Opportunities for Gavi to Enhance Vaccine Access and Uptake in Ineligible Middle-Income Countries

Rachel Bonnifield, Morgan Pincombe and Janeen Keller

325: Maximising EU Concessional Finance for Greater Leverage and Impact: An Options Spread

Mikaela Gavas, Samuel Pleeck, Andrew Rogerson, San Bilal and Karim Karaki

324: The IMF’s Resilience and Sustainability Trust: How Conditionality Can Help Countries Build Resilience

John Hicklin

323: How Donors Can Better Support Urban Refugees in Kampala and Nairobi

Johnstone Kotut, Anneleen Vos, Helen Dempster and Harrison Tang

322: Mind the Gap: Bridging the Divide between Cooperation Providers

Beata Cichocka, Rachael Calleja, Sara Bellés and Emma Mawdsley

321: Exploring Barriers and Opportunities for Deepening Cooperation across DAC and Non-DAC Providers

Rachael Calleja, Sara Bellés and Beata Cichocka

320: A New Playbook for Gavi: Advancing Equitable and Sustainable Immunization in an Evolving Global Landscape

Orin Levine, Janeen Keller, Morgan Pincombe and Javier Guzman

319: What Could the UK’s Future Development Structure Look Like?

Ranil Dissanayake and Rachael Calleja

318: Meeting Skill Needs for the Global Green Transition: A Role for Labour Migration?

Sam Huckstep and Helen Dempster

317: Progress in Eliminating World Poverty: The Department for International Development 2003-2010

Ranil Dissanayake and Mark Lowcock

316: Projections of Eligibility and Transition Trajectories up to 2040: Implications for Gavi’s Next Strategic Period and Beyond

Morgan Pincombe, Peter Baker, Adrian Gheorghe and Janeen Keller

315: Warming or Cooling on World Bank Climate Finance: What Drives Country Demand?

Clemence Landers, Karen Mathiasen and Samuel Matthews

314: The Future of UK Global Health Policy: Challenges and Opportunities

Peter Baker and Lydia Regan

313: Forest-Based Carbon Markets: Pitfalls and Opportunities

Mauricio Cardenas and Juan José Guzmán Ayala

312: Haiti’s Failed Quest for Stability and Development after the 2010 Earthquake: Why Did It Go Wrong?

Koldo Echebarria

311: Who Should Pay? Climate Finance Fair Shares

Jonathan Beynon

310: Setting the Compass for Eliminating World Poverty: The Department for International Development 1997-2003

Ranil Dissanayake and Mark Lowcock

309: MIGA: The Little Engine That Should

Karen Mathiasen and Rakan Aboneaaj

308: The Post-COVID Consensus

Shahid Yusuf

307: UK Development Finance beyond ODA: Mapping and Assessing the UK’s Non-grant Development Finance

Ian Mitchell, Samuel Hughes and Edward Wickstead