Integrated One Health approaches strengthen rural resilience in Cambodia
Rural households in Cambodia face overlapping risks from climate shocks, livestock dise...
Gender & women's empowerment
Empowerment: Kenya’s path to a Giant Leap
By Prof. Jane Mariara
Originally published by Earth4All, in this article Prof. Mariara examines how empowerment sits at the heart of Kenya’s current socio-political moment—linking youth protests, women’s movements, unpaid care, and policy reform—and outlines practical pathways to translate rising public demands for inclusion into lasting economic and social transformation.
Making Universal Health Coverage a Reality in Ethiopia through an Equitable Contribution System for Community Based Health Insurance (CBHI)
This blog shares early findings from the randomized control trial used to evaluate the pilot of a sliding scale-based Community-Based Health Insurance scheme in Ethiopia, pointing to what is needed for this approach to provide more equitable and pro-poor universal health coverage in Ethiopia and beyond.
A local lens to influence policies and increase women’s access to decent work in the Global South
By the Partnership for Economic Policy
Members of PEP project teams share how their local perspectives strengthened their policy analysis and influence during a recent research program into the barriers that women face in accessing decent work.
Addressing gender inequalities is essential for the success of COVID-19 recovery policies
By Arjan de Haan, Senior Program Specialist for Sustainable Inclusive Economies at the International Development Research Centre (IDRC)
Research and policy must tackle gender inequalities for sustainable, equitable development, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis.
