Estimating the impact of irregular and unsustainable fishing of distant-water fishing fleets in Ecuador, Ghana, Peru, the Philippines and Senegal

Fishy Business: estimating the impact of irregular and unsustainable fishing of distant-water fishing fleets in Ecuador, Ghana, Peru, the Philippines and Senegal

The Sahel Conflict: economic and security spillovers on West Africa

FCDO renews TaxDev funding for the next seven years

Tax

Development Policy Review November 2022 round-up

Public finance and development: top things to read in March 2021

Development finance ~ Public finance ~ Global ~ Tax

Public finance and development: five things to read in December

Public finance ~ Tax

Age of choice: How developing countries are managing the new aid landscape

Rethinking Natural Resource Degradation in Sub-Saharan Africa: Policies to support sustainable soil fertility management, soil and water conservation among resource-poor farmers in semi-arid areas

Pesticide provision in liberalised Africa: Out of control?

Tackling child vulnerabilities through social protection: lessons from West and Central Africa

The problem with tax potential estimates – key considerations to develop sustainable tax systems

Public finance and development: top reads in March 2023

Public finance and development: top things to read in July 2021

Public finance and development: top things to read in February 2021

Development finance ~ Public finance ~ Global ~ Tax ~ Trade & investment

Public finance and development: six things to read in October

Data ~ Public finance ~ Technology ~ Global ~ sub-Saharan Africa ~ Tax

Reviewing DFID's new single departmental plan

Economic growth ~ Tax

The global financial crisis: Are developing countries prepared for a slowdown in 2009?

Asia ~ China ~ sub-Saharan Africa ~ Ghana ~ India ~ Indonesia ~ Kenya ~ Mali ~ Mauritius ~ Mozambique ~ Rwanda ~ Senegal ~ South Africa ~ Tanzania ~ Uganda ~ Zambia ~ Economic growth ~ Financial systems

Western Africa's missing fish: the impacts of illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing and under-reporting catches by foreign fleets

Re-examining the 'more people less erosion' hypothesis: special case or wider trend?