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Tracing the Consequences of Child Poverty (Open Access)
2019/05 – Oxford Department of International Development (ODID); book; Author(s): Boyden, Jo; Dawes, Andrew; Dornan, Paul; Tredoux, Colin
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Development – A Private Affair? The Involvement of the Italian Private Sector in Rural Development Cooperation Programmes
2018/01 – Oxfam GB; Briefing paper; Author(s): Giorgia Ceccarelli
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Shaping Aspirations and Outcomes: Gender and Adolescence in Young Lives
2016/09 – Oxford Department of International Development (ODID); Young Lives Policy Paper 9; Author(s): Frances Winter
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What Policy Lessons Can Be Learnt From Cases of Pro-Poorest Growth?
2016/07 – Overseas Development Institute (ODI); Chronic Poverty Advisory Network;; Author(s): Andrew Shepherd, Chiara Mariotti and Laura Rodriguez-Takeuchi
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Escaping a Low-Level Equilibrium of Educational Quality (PDF)
2016/06 – Oxford Department of International Development (ODID); RISE Working Paper 16/008; Author(s): Caine Rolleston
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Precarious Lives: Work, Food and Care After the Global Food Crisis
2016/09 – Institute of Development Studies (IDS), Brighton; Oxfam GB; Life in a time of food price volatility; research report; Author(s): Scott-Villiers, Patta; Chisholm, Nick; Wanjiku Kelbert, Alexandra; Hossain, Naomi
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Growth Trajectories From Conception Through Middle Childhood and Cognitive Achievement at Age 8 Years: Evidence From Four Low- and Middle-Income Countries
2016/04 – Oxford Department of International Development (ODID); SSM - Population Health 2; Author(s): Andreas Georgiadis et al.
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Reducing Poverty in the First 18 Years of Life: Monetary and Multi-Dimensional Child Poverty in Ethiopia
2015/08 – Institute of Development Studies (IDS), Brighton; Author(s): Roelen, K.
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An Age of Choice for Development Finance: Evidence From Country Case Studies
2016/04 – Overseas Development Institute (ODI); synthesis report + country case studies; Author(s): Annalisa Prizzon, Romilly Greenhill, Shakira Mustapha
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Women and the 1%: How Extreme Economic Inequality and Gender Inequality Must Be Tackled Together
2016/04 – Oxfam GB; Oxfam Briefing Papers; Author(s): Rhodes, Francesca
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