Resources

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

This year’s report contains detailed analysis of the international financing at work in crisis-affected contexts. Navigating the increasingly complex and changing financing landscape, the report includes new analysis of the wide range of resources going to recurrent and protracted crisis response countries.

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

Ahead of HLPF 2019, we present evidence the poorest people are being left behind, and look at how we can close the gap between them and everyone else.

Development Initiatives details aid investments to improve nutrition by the UK’s Department for International Development.

Headline ODA has fallen for the second year in a row – down by US$4.1 billion (2.7%) on the net ODA measure and by US$2.5 billion (1.6%) according to the new measure.

Subnational investment in human capital, a report from DI and ODI, looks at how effectively financing from donors and governments targets poverty at the local level.

This factsheet looks at the trends in aid allocation that need reversing in order to meet the SDGs and reduce the widening gap between the poorest people and the rest.

An initial analysis of the final 2017 ODA data released by the OECD DAC at the end of December 2018, which shows that some worrying trends continue.