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Blog Post
July 25, 2024
Why do we see these improvements three months after the floods? We show that the anticipatory cash transfer increased the choices available to household before the flood peak. Compared to no-cash households, recipient households took more action in preparation for the incoming floods, including evac...
Blog Post
July 24, 2024
The recently advanced bipartisan DFC Modernization and Reauthorization Act of 2024 does more than reauthorize the Development Finance Corporation—it also includes several provisions that would shape the US development finance agency’s direction of travel for the next seven years. Standout elements i...
BRIEFS
July 24, 2024
The movement towards Open Access research is part of a broader vision for Open Science, championed by multilateral initiatives, notably UNESCO, and various G20 convenings. While this movement has achieved some progress by reducing paywalls, gains have been modest and slow and, more importantly, have...
CGD NOTES
July 24, 2024
Experience suggests that the potential inherent in crises has been oversold. Countries have experienced “good” crises, which unlocked policy actions. The positive outcomes that followed were the result of a congruence of enabling factors. In most instances, countries hit by a crisis are ill-prepared...
Blog Post
July 24, 2024
2024 is the year of the democratic “supercycle”: elections covering 4 billion people in over 70 countries are being held. Several major aid-giving countries already have or are expected to move toward the right of the political spectrum. What consequences for aid and development will that have?
Blog Post
July 22, 2024
The results of the recent French legislative elections signal that significant changes to the nation’s politics could be on their way. But the nature and timing of these changes remain uncertain. France’s global development policy, reaffirmed by the 2021 law on inclusive development and fight agains...