At IGDC we’re undertaking a wide range of research that, in different ways, looks to define and enable alternative modes of development that are inclusive and sustainable, improve the lives of future generations everywhere, and transform development policy and practices.
Hear from our members and collaborators about the latest research and pressing global development issues.
Latest posts
- Decolonising Research Impact: Lessons from the Decolonising Development Research Podcast
- Feminist Defenders in East and Southern Africa on the Frontlines of Challenging Extractivism and Defending the Environment
- Anarchy and Activism: Disrupting Disability Event
- Enhancing local ownership in international development
- Working towards decolonising development research: partnerships, methods, and impact
- Decolonising research: Why should we decolonise development research?
- Interdisciplinary horizons and decolonial research in a digital age
- Decolonising development research: Navigating positionality and power dynamics in the pursuit of equitable partnerships
- The environmental impact of mass tourism: A case study of Negril, Jamaica, 1970s-2023
- Gender, education and a global view on the ‘crisis of care’
- What’s wrong with water committees?
- IGDC – UFBA Workshops: towards a decolonizing global development
- IGDC Annual Lecture 2023 – Uma Kothari’s Towards decoloniality and justice
- Writing a stand out Global Development book proposal
- Feeding the Community – Urban Farming in Johannesburg
- BA in Global Development 2023 Ghana Field Trip
- Giving peace a chance!
- COVID-19 and Violence Against Women
- A Human Security approach for measuring social impacts
- Transformative justice and agrarian conflict: Elements for a necessary debate
- Convivial conservation
- Livelihood changes during Covid-19: the role of power, risk and civic-based stakeholder conventions
- O papel do poder de negociação, do risco socio-económico e ambiental e das convenções de base cívica dos parceiros
- Public health implications of flood risk management
- Developing nature-based solutions to climate change on private land
- Does insurance encourage people to protect themselves more or less from flooding?
- Life as an IGDC Visiting Fellow
- Business – When crisis hits
- The impact of legal culture on climate adaptation – what do we know?
- Delivering measurable social impact through the Environmental Social and Governance movement
- Leading organisations in and after violent conflict
- New developments in business for peace and the role of companies in war zones
- Climate change, population growth and using nature’s tools for sustainable agriculture
- ‘A little coldness exists’: Attitudes towards internal migrants in Romania
- Final summary: Emergencies, wellbeing and social justice in the Anthropocene
- Gendered repertoires of contention: women’s resistance, authoritarian state formation, and land grabbing in Cambodia
- Coordinated policy responses to health, biodiversity and climate emergencies
- Emergency framing and alternative futures
- Communicating and financing responses to future risks
- Emergency framing for climate, environment and livelihoods
- Human rights in emergency response
- Policy and emergency responses
- Empirical experiences of communicating risk and response
- Agricultural child labour: A persistent global issue seemingly immune to eradication attempts
- Humanitarian crises and responses to environmental hazards
- Humanitarian crises and responses to environmental hazards
- Economics and emergencies epistemological perspective
- Environmental science and ecology epistemological perspective
- Public health epistemological perspective
- Cultural epistemological perspectives
- Emergencies, wellbeing and social justice in the Anthropocene: An introduction
