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The enabling environment for private sector development: donor spending and links to other catalytic uses of aid
Enabling environment ODA for private sector development is a priority area for developing countries. Donors face pressure to resource private finance.
Coding the P20 – How we developed and coded the P20 Initiative
This paper discusses the data used in the P20 Initiative, highlighting its origins, what difficulties were encountered, and the methods used to analyse it.
Pro-poor orientation of the 2017/18 Uganda budget
DI Senior Analyst Moses Owori reviews the 2017/18 Uganda budget, and gauges its potential impact on the country's poorest people.
The care of children in data: Evidence, gaps and opportunities for change in the SDGs
Children and young people outside their family environment remain virtually invisible in official statistics, leaving governments without vital information.
Key facts on household surveys
An overview of the main international household surveys: what they are, when and where they're carried out, and what some of their data limitations are.
Analysis of Kenya’s budget 2017/18: What’s in it for the poorest people?
This report analyses if and how Kenya's 2017/18 budget allocation and redistribution of resources affects poor and vulnerable groups in the country.
P20 Initiative: Baseline report
This report focuses on the global P20, the poorest 20% of people in the world, in light of the ambitious 2030 Agenda and the 17 SDGs.
A summary of Kenya’s budget 2017/18 from a pro-poor perspective
Kenya’s budget 2017/18 is an opportunity to address the country’s high levels of poverty and inequality and assess how far it helps poor populations.
Using joined-up datasets to improve the targeting of health and nutrition funding in Nepal
Raj Kumar Mahato is partnering with Nepal's Ministry of Health to target those overlooked by national Millennium Development Goal (MDG) aggregates.