Since its inception, CGD’s innovative solutions and rigorous research have helped change global development policies and practices, making a real difference in the lives of people in low- and middle-income countries. Our work addresses a wide range of development challenges, all connected by a commitment to evidence-based policymaking that benefits the poorest.
CGD’s mission is to reduce global poverty and improve lives through innovative economic research that drives better policy and practice by the world's top decision makers. To achieve this, we focus on shaping better development policies, driving the discourse, and creating new institutions and mechanisms; examples of this are detailed below.
Your contribution makes it possible for the Center’s researchers to devise practical, evidence-based solutions for today’s most pressing development challenges.
Your contribution makes it possible for the Center’s researchers to devise practical, evidence-based solutions for today’s most pressing development challenges.
Lessons Learnt from Other Panels on Human Health
Suzanne Edwards and Maple Goh
Understanding Lessons from the IPCC
Hannah Hughes et al.
Evaluating Existing Processes for Uptake of Scientific Evidence on AMR
Eli Kahn-Woods and Anthony McDonnell
Lessons from Selected Bodies in Global Health, Climate Change and Biodiversity
Viviana Munoz Tellez and Francesca Chiara
Lessons Learned for the Antimicrobial Resistance Panel from Previous International Science Panels
Iruka N. Okeke et al.
Policy Lessons for Building an Independent Panel on AMR
Arne Ruckert et al.
Lessons Learnt from Other Panels on Animal Health
Olafur Valsson
CGD's publications reflect the views of the authors, drawing on prior research and experience in their areas of expertise. CGD is a nonpartisan, independent organization and does not take institutional positions. You may use and disseminate CGD's publications under these conditions.
Anthony McDonnell et al.
Global Direct Inpatient Cost of AMR
Tim Laurence, Olimpia Lamberti, Robert Smith, Tom Drake, and Anthony McDonnell
Modelling the Economic Impact of AMR
Amanda M. Countryman and Anthony McDonnell
Tim Laurence and Anthony McDonnell
Below we highlight iDSI’s success in building priority-setting systems in India, as featured in a special issue of BMJ Evidence-Based Medicine. You can read the editorial introducing the special issue online.
Health Technology Assessment in India in the Next Decade
Adrian Gheorghe et al.
Forming a Health Technology Assessment Organisation in India
Victoria Fan et al.
Evaluating Healthcare Priorities with the iProSE Scale
Adrian Gheorghe et al.
Cost-effectiveness of Haemophilia Treatment in India
Sitanshu Sekhar Kar et al.
A Competency Framework for Health Technology Assessment
Simon Dixon et al.
Adaptive Health Technology Assessment for Cancer Interventions
Srobana Ghosh et al.
Organisational Formation for Priority Setting
Victoria Fan et al.
Prioritisation of Candidates for Health Technology Assessment
Malkeet Singh et al.
The Iran War
From energy price spikes to shipping restrictions and supply chain disruptions, the onset of war in the Middle East has resulted in almost-immediate rippling effects around the world. Low- and middle-income countries, already exposed to shocks, face energy emergencies, food insecurity, fertilizer shortages, health risks, declining remittances, and more.
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CGD Podcast: The Lasting Impact of the Middle East War for Low- and Middle-Income Countries
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Doing the Right Thing at a Cost
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CGD Podcast: What Does the Iran War Mean for Low- and Middle-Income Countries?
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Between Iran and a Hard Place
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Stress-Tested by War: Modernizing IMF Support in a Volatile World
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The Iran War Oil Shock Will Hit the Hungry Hardest
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Beyond Oil: The Budgetary Costs of Conflict in the Middle East
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Will the Iran War Be the Breaking Point for Vulnerable Countries?
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Oil at $100 a Barrel: Fiscal Strain and Risks of Social Unrest