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2024 Tax Data Analytics Week
Event Sep 24, 2024

The?2024 Tax Data Analytics Week?will feature a series of impactful events focused on using taxation microdata to address key global policy challenges. This week-long program will bring together experts, policymakers, and researchers to explore cutting-edge insights into public finance.

All sessions will be available via livestream for remote participants.?

Postcard for the Trade and Uneven Development Conference
Event Sep 12, 2024

International trade has historically been a force for development and poverty reduction. But trade is increasingly viewed as contributing to inequality and risk, depleting natural resources, and threatening the environment. To better understand the role of international trade on development outcomes and their sustainability and inclusivity, the аIJʿª½± and the editorial team from the?Journal of International Economics?are hosting a research conference in Washington, DC on September 12-13, 2024.

Lao PDR Biodiversity
Blog Post Aug 29, 2024

Biodiversity conservation is vital for sustainable development, poverty alleviation, and a livable planet.?But the world is losing biodiversity at an alarming rate.?Historically, limited public data on key ecosystems has hindered conservation efforts. Recently, a team of аIJʿª½± researchers expanded our existing datasets with millions of georeferenced reports from the Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) to help address this gap. The resulting??includes over 600,000 species.

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Publication Apr 22, 2024

Land institutions and policies will be critical to help African countries respond to the challenges of climate change, urban expansion, structural transformation, and gender equality. Yet, many African land registries command little trust due to poor performance and wealth bias in service delivery. This publication draws on a wealth of data, examples, and studies from Africa and beyond to show that regulatory and institutional reforms can harness countries' potential by improving the quality, coverage, usefulness, and sustainability of documented land rights.

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    Research Newsletter

    • аIJʿª½±
      July 2024

      Fragility, conflict, and violence (FCV) and climate change represent formidable challenges for the continent, but the countries of Sub-Saharan Africa also have opportunities to build resilience and spur equitable growth.

    • Women of different ethnicities chat and smile while working on their assignments and using a laptop to complete them
      April 2024

      Digital technologies offer the possibility of a new era in development. Investing in digital infrastructure and skills will be critical for countries that hope to realize the benefits.

    • Food Social MENA Climate 2023
      February 2024

      Food and Nutrition Security

      What will it take for low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) to develop systems that can sustain high-quality nutrition, even during economic shocks?

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