What does new research say on structural reform, social protection, sustainable livelihoods, improved governance, and creating more robust health and education systems?
This latest edition of Research Watch - Averting Famine, Acting Early - asks the tough questions to a range of global experts. As UNICEF calls for an urgent escalation of humanitarian efforts to stop the crisis in the Sahel and the cycle of disasters, the experts offer an array of short, long and controversial solutions, and share insights into why Africa has endured four famines in the 21st Century, and why the world may struggle to avoid a fifth.
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CHILD SAFETY ONLINE
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PUBLICATION LAUNCH
The State of Our World's Children
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INNOCENTI PUBLICATION
Tackling child trafficking - A new report
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INNOCENTI PUBLICATION
Child Safety Online: Global challenges and strategies
13 December 2011
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RESEARCH WATCH
Health For All: Why equity is crucial
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WEB RESOURCES
Wikichild
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MEETINGS AND EVENTS
Events and Conferences 2012
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THE WAY FORWARD
Rethinking Human Development
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PODCAST
Podcast - Professor James Heckman
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UNICEF
A global Office of Research to lead a strategic research agenda around children
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TOUR OUR NEW WEBSITE
An animated exploration of the features of IRC’s new site
