Easing the pain of multiple transitions in Myanmar
Our Principal Economist, Stevan Lee, discusses intergrating economic and political analysis to ease tensions between transitions in Myanmar
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Why do we need diagnostics?
Diagnostics represent a basis for policy that is specific to context, providing a systematic way of analysing causality and change. Umar Salam explains the need for …
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Improving statistical systems in West Africa, and other news
The World Bank supports a new project for improving economic and social statistics in West Africa, and the use of renewable energy to reduce inequality in Asia and the …
Mind, Behaviour, and Development
How Cross-Disciplinary Research in Behavioural Economics, Psychology, and Psychiatry can help design better development policies.
Understanding the role of Indian frontline workers in preventing and managing COVID-19
Examining the barriers and facilitators needed to support front line workers critical to community prevention and management of #COVID-19
Promoting gender equality in institutional reform
'Gender equality is essential for economies and communities to thrive.' We look at the work our EDI programme is doing to empower women globally.
Our offices
ViewOur network of offices allows us to develop deep understanding and strong relationships with governments and partners that support building local capabilities for long-term, positive change.
Projects
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Researching how social services can better adapt to external shocks
An innovative DFID-funded research programme in six countries explores how to improve the resilience of social services during and after external shocks
Savings at the Frontier
Savings at the Frontier is a partnership between Mastercard Foundation and OPM that aims to improve the financial inclusion of low-income individuals and communities in …
MUVA: female economic empowerment in Mozambique
MUVA is a programme that works to secure a brighter economic future for disadvantaged young women in urban Mozambique
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Having meaningful impact is a collective endeavour. Our driven and dedicated staff work hand-in-hand with our clients and partners so that we can maximise the lasting, positive impact of our work.
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We work closely with all our clients to shape projects that will have maximum success and seek new opportunities to deliver tangible impact for the most people.
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We actively seek a diversity of partners, not only because we want to deliver the best outcomes, but because we want to learn from different perspectives and new experiences.
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We have a long history of collaborating with academics and academic institutions to bring cutting-edge research and evidence-based thinking to our work.
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Whether you’re a graduate looking to join our early careers programme or a more experienced professional with an interest and specialism in development, we want to hear from you.
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Our sector, country, and business teams bring together the breadth of our expertise and experience. Find out more about our work and the team you are interested in.
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We provide support and advice on frameworks, partnerships, and consortium agreements to a wide variety of international development partners.