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  1. Improving youth livelihoods in the Ghana cocoa belt: an impact evaluation of the MASO programme

    Working paper

  2. Post-Brexit trade for development: an unfulfilled promise

    Explainer

  3. ODI–GIZ AfCFTA policy brief series

    Briefing/policy paper

  4. Cities in an insecure world

    Event

  5. How to do development differently, diasporically

    Explainer

  6. The upside of development: recognising success when we see it

    Explainer

  7. Four political errors to avoid in achieving water and sanitation for all

    Explainer

  8. Tips for collecting primary data in a Covid-19 era

    Toolkit/guideline

  9. Urbanisation, land and property rights

    Research report

  10. Strengthening pro-poor targeting of investments by African utilities in urban water and sanitation - the role of the International Development Association of the World Bank

    Research report

  11. Political conditionality in Africa: An Empirical Study into its Design, Use and Impact: DFID 1999 - 2004

    Project

  12. Sectoral and fiscal impact of the AfCFTA in Rwanda

    Research report

  13. Modelling urban expansion in Africa: an introduction of TI-City

    Expert comment

  14. The role of the AfCFTA in promoting a resilient recovery in Africa

    Research report

  15. Global consultation on youth and digital technologies in sub-Saharan Africa

    Event

  16. Urban futures: how cities can deliver global goals

    Event

  17. Preventing violent conflict in Africa: inequalities, perceptions and institutions

    Event

  18. China's Distant Water Fishing fleet is more than five times larger than estimated - new ODI report

    Press Release

  19. Investors should see Africa as a place to make a decent profit

    Press Release

  20. Manufacturing more than doubles in sub-Saharan Africa, despite fall in share of GDP – new report

    Press Release