This paper explores the outcomes of utilising the ODI methodology for mapping current incentives and investment in Ghana’s agriculture sector.

The State Government on Tuesday urged the Centre to share at least 60 per cent of clean environment cess with coal bearing States. Drawing the attention of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the proposal

Ahead of the World Humanitarian Summit, crisis-affected people put hard questions to senior representatives of the humanitarian establishment.

A two-day dialogue to discuss SDG priority actions for effective implementation at national, regional and global scales.

Experts are meeting in Cobán, Guatemala, this week to discuss ways to integrate small-scale producers, women, indigenous people and youth in forestry and agro-forestry value-chains in Latin America. Representatives from forest and farm producer organizations and the governments of Bolivia, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Belize, Ecuador and Panama will share success stories and discuss public policies and strategies that can strengthen producer organisations in accessing markets. The workshop is organized by FAO through the Forest and Farm Facility and CoOPequity, the Mesoamerican Alliance for Forest and People, We Effect, the Federation of Cooperatives of Las Verapaces (FEDECOVERA), the Central American Bank for Economic Integration, and the International Union for Nature Conservation.

Infographics projecting progress for the SDGs, showing where – if current trends continue – sub-Saharan Africa will be in 2030.

This paper shows how sub-Saharan Africa is likely to progress across the SDG agenda by 2030, if current trends continue.

This paper looks at key topics ahead of Development Progress' regional dialogue events on implementation in the first 1000 days of the SDGs.

In this video, Christina Bennett lays out a three-point proposal for radical change to create a humanitarian system that is fit to respond to modern day crises.

Infographics assessing the evolution of the humanitarian sector, looking at conflict trends, international humanitarian law, drones and beneficiary perceptions of aid.

As the international humanitarian system faces a crisis of legitimacy, the Humanitarian Policy Group’s landmark report proposes a new model of humanitarian action.

Some dists of south K'taka have a similar problem, but their number is less North Karnataka in general and Hyderabad Karnataka in particular appear to be heading for a severe environmental crisis due

Experts have shown concern over the rapid curtailment in forest area in the country from 1,50,000 square miles to 60,000 square miles. They also said that plantation would not only be beneficial for country’s

Mukul underlines the need to back North East at Global Bamboo Summit in Indore SHILLONG: Chief Minister Mukul Sangma on Saturday attended the Global Bamboo Summit which was held at Indore from April

At a time when environmentalists have forecast a severe heat wave in the metropolis this summer, others are ruthlessly chopping down trees for commercial benefits. The greenbelt at Shaheed-e-Millat

Fixing Africa’s failing education systems should be seen as a top economic policy priority.

New evidence suggests working politically and using adaptive and flexible programming is a productive way to achieve economic reform.

This paper investigates the barriers preventing women from accessing social protection

Current multilateral development bank safeguards are flawed and don't achieve the best development results. It's time for a new approach that focuses on using country systems.

Congratulations to the winners of the 2016 CEPF Photo Contest! CEPF received more than 60 images celebrating people, including grantees working on the ground to conserve biodiversity and beneficiaries of CEPF-supported projects.