Resources

In this report we look at cash transfer programmes in Somalia and how data systems could be harmonised to better support them.

This report from DI and ODI looks at how effectively subnational financing targets regions with the worst health and education outcomes.

In this webinar we present the findings of the 2019 Global Humanitarian Assistance report and what they mean for finance in protracted crisis contexts.

Our paper examines the impact blended finance can have on the poorest people, and asks how their progress can remain central to decision-making.

To address the impact of crisis on poverty, risk and vulnerability and ensure that ‘no one is left behind’, building synergies between short-term humanitarian assistance and longer-term development and peacebuilding approaches is vital.

The humanitarian-development-peacebuilding nexus is at the fore of the policy agenda, but many donors are yet to put the approach into practice. This report focuses on how Sweden puts the triple nexus into practice, with a view to sharing emerging learnings and informing global dialogue on this issue.

Reducing the incidences, severity and impacts of crises demands a concerted, multi-faceted approach. This report synthesises DI’s research into how the UK and Sweden work at the ‘nexus’ between emergency response and longer-term approaches, drawing out observations, notable practices, and key questions and considerations for all donors.

DI presents analysis of the final ODA (aid) data for 2018. Our factsheet shows how much was given and in what form, as well as a breakdown of recipient countries and sectors, and the share of aid going to projects focused on climate or gender.

We need to re-examine current financing estimates for achieving the SDGs if we are to leave no one behind. This background paper focuses on SDG 3 and SDG 4 – the health and education goals.