Exploring the difficulties of - and potential solutions to - establishing effective and legitimate policing structures in fragile and conflict-affected states.

In an event to mark World Humanitarian Day, local humanitarian workers discuss their experiences and how they deal with risk, particularly in conflict situations.

Oil prices are expected to recover in the year ahead. This fourth edition considers the risks and how oil-exporting countries could safeguard their growth prospects.

Ghana's construction sector has potential to provide young people with much needed employment.

In the aftermath of Brexit, questions are being risen about the possible impacts of Brexit on Climate Change and Environment policy.

Last February, world leaders promised to get all of Syria’s refugee children into school. We must not let them break that promise.

Leadership, such as that of Yogyakarta City's mayor, is key to greater use of knowledge and data in policy-making.

Efforts to contain and resolve the conflict in Libya must employ a regional lens and take into consideration the role of cross-border transactions.

Many millions have been spent trying to reform the security sector in developing countries. But have these investments paid off? And are people safer as a result?

This edition of ODI’s Macroeconomic impact series analyses the impact of the resignation of Reserve Bank of India Governor, Raghuram Rajan, last month.

A synthesis review of 215 security sector reform (SSR) studies, exploring the link between capacity building interventions and improved security outcomes.

A rigorous review of the evidence on the impact of cash transfer programmes, including the role of variations in cash transfer design and implementation.

In this annual report, we summarise ODI’s areas of research, and our key publications and events from 2015-2016.

A study identifying frameworks for analysing the humanitarian system, in order to address blockages and enable true reform.

Turkey's failed coup d’état and the resulting government-led purges mean more uncertainty - and less support - for the 2.7 million refugees in the country.

This comparative analysis argues that pro-poorest growth is likely to be necessary to achieve the first Sustainable Development Goal target of eradicating extreme poverty.

This briefing presents an overview of how international migration can have an impact on the sustainable development goal for health and wellbeing.

This briefing presents an overview of how international migration can have an impact on the sustainable development goal for health and wellbeing.

It's time for the UK to embrace continuing uncertainty and get on with delivering its international commitments and forging new alliances.

Our experts discuss the misuse of evidence, the importance of credible decision making, and how a think tank like ODI can turn evidence into influence.