Democracy and Rule of Law Programme to inform and influence more evidence-based, effective policies in developing countries
Description
To improve policy effectiveness in developing countries, international policy makers in developed and developing contexts need a better understanding of how governance change happens, and how to respond to an complex international policy environment. This project aims to inform and influence international policy makers (including non-traditional actors such as military and business communities, traditional donors, and significant NGOs), by producing accessible policy products, based on the latest evidence. The key policy aims to include helping policy makers to strengthen democracy support, address closing civic space, tackle corruption - with a view of understanding how these issues underpin instability and lack of inclusion, including for women. The project is characterised by an innovative research agenda and an active approach to direct policy outreach, and as such its makes an essential contribution to Global Goal 16 to achieve peace, justice and strong institutions by 2030.
Location
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Status Post-completion
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Programme Spend
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