Policy Papers
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- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 306: Research Publishing Is an Under-Recognised Global Challenge: Opportunities for the G20 to Act

- Tom Drake, Sophie Gulliver and Jon Harle
- 305: Taking Stock of Organizations with Impact Evaluation Capacity Headquartered in sub-Saharan Africa: A New Database and Landscaping Analysis

- Julia Kaufman, Justin Hurley, Janeen Madan Keller and Erin Collinson
- 303: GPGs and Where to Fund Them: The Startling Implications of Financing Global Public Good Provision for the Multilateral Development Banks

- Ranil Dissanayake
- 302: The JETPs of South Africa and Indonesia: A Blueprint for the Move Away from Coal?

- Annika Seiler, Hannah Brown and Samuel Matthews
- 301: The Resilience and Sustainability Trust: Early Learning and Challenges from Costa Rica and Rwanda

- Andrew Wainer
- 300: Reimagining the US Sovereign Loan Guarantee Program: A Cost-Effective Strategy for Supporting Developing Country Partners

- Scott Morris, Rowan Rockafellow and Daleep Singh
- 299: What Would the Ideal Development and Climate MDB Look Like?

- Nancy Lee, Valerie Laxton and Samuel Matthews
- 297: Why Did Labour Create the Department for International Development?

- Ranil Dissanayake and Mark Lowcock
- 296: What Counts as Climate? Preliminary Evidence from the World Bank’s Climate Portfolio

- Guido Núñez-Mujica, Vijaya Ramachandran and Scott Morris
- 295: Adaptive Management in Refugee Programming: Lessons from Re:Build

- Helen Dempster and Nicol Herbert
- 293: Gender Integration in Multilateral Development Banks’ COVID-19 Response Efforts

- Shelby Bourgault, Megan O’Donnel and Mia Griffin
- 292: Climate Change and Migration: An Omnibus Overview for Policymakers and Development Practitioners

- Sam Huckstep and Michael Clemens
- 290: Taking Stock of MDB and DFI Innovations for Mobilizing Private Capital for Development

- Neil Gregory
- 289: IMF Lending Under the Resilience and Sustainability Trust: An Initial Assessment

- Sanjeev Gupta and Hannah Brown
- 288: Reforming the World Bank to Play a Critical Role in Addressing Climate Change

- Pedro Alba, Patricia Bliss-Guest and Laura Tuck
- 287: Concessional Climate Finance: Is the MDB Architecture Working?

- Nancy Lee, Clemence Landers and Samuel Matthews
- 286: iProSE: A Scale for Assessing Progress on Institutional Use of Evidence to Inform Priority Setting in Health

- Adrian Gheorghe, Sophie Gulliver, Abha Mehndiratta, Javier Guzman and Peter Baker
- 285: Reimagining Global Health Financing: How Refocusing Health Aid at the Margin Could Strengthen Health Systems and Futureproof Aid Financial Flows

- Tom Drake, Lydia Regan and Peter Baker
- 284: Can Digital G2P Payments Increase Financial Inclusion and Empower Women? Evidence from PESP in Bangladesh

- Alan Gelb, Anit Mukherjee and Brian Webster
- 283: MENA and the Global Energy Conundrum

- Rabah Arezki and Adnan Mazarei
- 282: Models of Social Payments through Inua Jamii

- Alan Gelb, Anit Mukherjee and Brian Webster
- 281: Climate Finance Effectiveness: Six Challenging Trends

- Beata Cichocka and Ian Mitchel
- 280: Economic Integration of Venezuelan Immigrants in Colombia: A Policy Roadmap

- Dany Bahar, Jose Morales-Arilla and Sara Restrepo
- 278: Catalyzing Climate Results with Pull Finance

- Benjamin Stephens, Sebastián Chaskel, Mariana Noguera, Maria del Mar Oyola, Lucía Pérez and Mateo Zárate
- 275: A Global Development Paradigm for a World in Crisis

- Rachael Calleja, Beata Cichocka, Mikaela Gavas and Samuel Pleeck
- 273: Building a Portfolio of Pull Financing Mechanisms for Climate and Development

- Ranil Dissanayake and Bernat Camps
- 271: Costing Healthcare Services Using Time-Driven Activity-Based Costing: A Simple Step-By-Step Guide for Data Collection and Analysis

- Lumbwe Chola, Ryan McBain and Y-Ling Chi
- 270: Do Cash Transfers Deter Migration?

- Michael Clemens
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