The biographies have explored the story of different households across the 25 year period since the 2000 land reform, exploring the ups and downs experienced and their reasons.

The paper discusses the growing interest in using social protection to address climate-related vulnerabilities and strengthen resilience, particularly in conflict-affected settings.

Alum Hitomi Fujimoto talks about why she decided to study her MA Poverty & Development at IDS and how it helped her career.

With a projected deficit of 3.9% of GDP and multiple economic challenges, one way to raise revenue in Pakistan is through ...

IDS’ nearly 60 years of experience has demonstrated the multitude of ways that international students have contributed to the ...

The power of communities is not measured only in protests or campaigns. It lies in how we care for each other, listen, and ...

Six months after the USAID cuts tilted the aid world on its axis, donors and agencies are still finding their feet.

Resilience has, in the past four decades, been a term increasingly employed throughout a number of sciences: psychology and ecology, most prominently. Increasingly one finds it in political science, ...

In this IDS podcast, Marina Apgar is in conversation with Tom Wein who examines dignity as a core value around the world.

IDS alumni :ask how will the proposed new immigration rules (White Paper) impact the future of women students in the UK?

Organisations and governments have been working on non-binding and binding principles for multi-lateral AI governance. Here ...

A growing concern today is that the acceleration of the so-called ‘twin transition’ — green and digital — is dramatically increasing global demand for critical minerals (CMs). In response to this ...