Recent articles featuring OPM's work (28 April 2020)
We're now compiling articles that mention OPM's work weekly. Here are recent articles up to 28 April 2020.
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Discussing why resilient health systems are the basis for health security
OPM health consultant Odd Hanssen shares reflections and lessons learnt from WHO consultation on health security
UNAIDS Technical Support mechanism (TSM)
We are providing quality-assured technical support to help strengthen the HIV and AIDS response in over 80 countries around the World.
EEG appoints Simon Trace as new programme director
Simon is the principal consultant of our Natural Resources & Energy team
Working paper: Non-tradeables and inclusive growth
Why we should care about non-tradeable sectors, if our prime concern is inclusive growth and structural transformation in low-income countries?
RISE: Improving education systems in low-income countries
This research programme will provide key insights and policy-relevant evidence to support improved learning outcomes for children across the world.
Supporting the out-of-school children initiative in east Asia and the Pacific
The Out-of-School Children Initiative helps design policies that ensure children have access to pre-primary, primary, and lower secondary education.
Tackling violence against women and girls (VAWG)
This project supported the development of a new approach for capturing the results of initiatives aimed at tackling violence against women and girls.
Education research project highlighted in International Development Committee report
Research on Improving Systems of Education (RISE) welcomes a report by the UK’s International Development Committee.
Energy and Economic Growth (EEG) research programme
[EEG](http://energyeconomicgrowth.org) is a research programme generating valuable evidence around the critically under-researched links between energy and economic growth in low-income countries.