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29 March 2019

Fortnightly links: unconditional cash transfers, democracy and health, the rise and fall of ISIS, and more

by Terence Wood and Sachini Muller

22 March 2018

DP67 Cash transfers from disaster response: lessons from Tropical Cyclone Winston

by Aisha Mansur, Jesse Doyle and Oleksiy Ivaschencko

Some of the destruction wrought by Topical Cyclone Winston along Kings Road on Viti Levu, Fiji (Flickr/UN Women/Murray Lloyd/CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

20 March 2018

Manna from heaven – cyclones, cash transfers, and the role of social protection in disaster response

by Jesse Doyle

Availability of quality higher education by income (Phil Baty, Times Higher Education)

2 June 2017

Fortnightly links: voluntourism, WHO and WB, cash transfers, UK aid, and more

by Camilla Burkot and Terence Wood

13 January 2017

Fortnightly links: strategic comms, UK aid, SDGs, menstrual hygiene management, and more

by Camilla Burkot and Terence Wood

16 December 2016

Fortnightly links: inequality, Nicaragua, coconuts, Radi-Aid awards, Syria, and more

by Camilla Burkot and Terence Wood

23 September 2016

Fortnightly links: RCT sceptics, cash + childcare, US-China trade, Global Fund, and more

by Terence Wood and Camilla Burkot

12 August 2016

Fortnightly links: banking and cash transfers, Angola, redistribution, and Rio 2016

by Terence Wood and Camilla Burkot

Cash transfer in northeastern Kenya (Flickr/Colin Crowley)

22 April 2016

Give Directly and intra-household distribution

by Scott Wisor

Receiving cash transfer payments in Freetown, Sierra Leone (Flickr/World Bank/Dominic Chavez)

29 February 2016

Policies without borders: a review of Peck and Theodore’s ‘Fast Policy’

by Grant Walton

6 November 2015

Fortnightly links: of cash transfers and sloth, fundraising dilemmas, poor countries rising, and more

by Terence Wood and Camilla Burkot

Animal husbandry, Uvurkhangai aimag (image: Flickr/ILO in Asia and the Pacific/N. Munkhbaatar)

22 October 2015

Resources to cash: a cautionary tale from Mongolia

by Ying Yeung and Stephen Howes

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