Top things to read in November 2021
Top things to read in November 2021.
Public finance and development: monthly round-up blogs
Hero image description: Loans and repayment schedules, Mumbai, India. Photo: Simone D. McCourtie/World Bank CC BY-NC-ND 2.0
Every month, one of our experts rounds up the latest must-read resources and stories from the world of public finance and development. Catch up on all blogs from this series below. You can also find out more about our Development and Public Finance programme.
Our latest round-up blogs
Public finance and development: top reads in March 2023
March's top reads from ODI's public finance and development team
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Public finance and development: top reads in the new year
The new year's top reads from ODI's public finance and development team
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Public finance and development: top reads in November 2022
November's top reads from ODI's public finance and development team
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Public finance and development: top reads in October 2022
October's top reads from ODI's public finance and development team
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Top things to read in September 2021
Dual-speed Covid-19 recovery in Africa, revisiting the Washington Consensus, and programme budgeting.
Top things to read in July 2021
Fiscal responses to the coronavirus pandemic, prospects for health spending and the role of climate-budget tagging.
Top things to read in March 2021
ODI's new working paper series, the impact of the pandemic on education spending, challenges with debt relief and more.
Top things to read in February 2021
Prospects for tax reform, the dilemmas of public investment, and digitalisation in government.
Top things to read in January 2021
Accounting and auditing, the centralisation of financial management in the health sector and digitalisation.
Top things to read in December 2020
Corruption in the emergency response to Covid-19, Zambia’s recent debt default and tax in Africa.
Top things to read in November 2020
Lessons learnt about the economic and fiscal impact of Covid-19, and how countries can manage spending.
Staff
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Mark Miller
Director of Development and Public Finance programme
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Tom Hart
Senior Research Fellow