ODI SPIRU Working Papers
The Overseas Development Institute is a leading independent think-tank on international development and humanitarian issues. The Strategic Policy Impact and Research Unit is the sucessor of the Economic and Statistical Analysis Unit and was established by the UK Department for Interntional Development to undertake research and analysis that advances the understanding of the processes of poverty reduction and pro-poor growth in contemporary global contexts as well as the design and implementation of policies that promote such objectives.
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Publications:
- Reconnecting Joined-up Approaches: Nation-building Through State-building
- Diasporas: Doing Development or Part of Development
- The Myth of 'Secure Property Rights'
- Beyond ‘Constraints’: Promoting the Politics of Economic Growth in Developing Countries
- Improving Governance for Economic Growth: An Agenda for Anglo-Japanese Development Collaboration
- Security Sector Financing and Fiscal Sustainability in Afghanistan
- Determinants of Poverty in Sierra Leone, 2003
- Addressing the Human Resource Crisis in Malawi’s Health Sector: Employment Preferences of Public Sector Registered Nurses
- The Effects of the Albania-EU Stabilization and Association Agreement: Economic Impact and Social Implications
- Estimating Russia's Impact on the Economic Performance of the Commonwealth of Independent States since 1991
- What Happens when Public Expenditure is Scaled Up? An Enquiry into the Costs and Costeffectiveness of Expenditure in Phases of Expansion
- An Assessment of South Africa's Investment Incentive Regime with a Focus on the Manufacturing Sector
- Cambodia's Garment Industry - Origins and Future Prospects
- Post-Conflict Privatisation: A Review of Developments in Serbia and Bosnia Herzegovina
- The Fiscal Effects of Aid in Uganda
- Fiscal Impact of Aid: A Survey of Issues and Synthesis of Country Studies of Malawi, Uganda and Zambia
- The Fiscal Effects of Aid in Zambia
- The Fiscal Effects of Aid in Malawi
- Why is Bangladesh Outperforming Kenya
- Policy Expectations and Programme Reality: The Poverty Reduction and Labour Market Impact of Two Public Works Programmes in South Africa
- Population Ageing, Elderly Welfare, and Extending Retirement Cover
- Analysing the Distributional Impacts of Stablisation Policy with a CGE Model: Illustrations and Critique for Zimbabwe
- Recovery from Economic Collapse: Insight from Input-Output Models and the Special Case of a Collapsed Oil Producer
- Poverty Efficient Aid Allocations
- Estimating the Economic Impact of HIV/AIDs on the Countries of the Former Soviet Union
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