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- New Open Access Handbook on Social Protection Systems
- Time for the wind to change: One-on-one with Franziska Gassmann
- Fifty homeless people in Canada were given over $5,000 each. Here’s what happened next
- New poverty tracking tools and fairer child benefits: Two reports for UNICEF Kyrgyzstan
- In Memoriam: Wolfgang Scholz (1950-2020)
- PhD defence: Patima Chongcharoentanawat of Thailand
- PhD defence: Patima Chongcharoentanawat of Thailand
- First Impressions: Publications in July & August 2019
- First Impressions: Publications in July & August 2019
- Show me the money: How cash transfers impact child nutrition — Dr. Richard de Groot
- Show me the money: How cash transfers impact child nutrition
- Scoping food security & nutrition across Central Asia: New WFP Report
- Scoping food security & nutrition across Central Asia: New WFP Report
- Road to ‘Nowhere’ — The Kakuma case study for emergency aid
- Road to ‘Nowhere’ — The Kakuma case study for emergency aid
- Emergency evolution: A process framework for humanitarian social protection
- Emergency evolution: A process framework for humanitarian social protection
- Global Compact on Refugees: Breaking new ground or going round in circles?
- Global Compact on Refugees: Breaking new ground or going round in circles?
- Revaluation of the welfare state: Wishful thinking?
- Revaluation of the welfare state: Wishful thinking?
- Social protection interplay: Tracking people’s preferences and institutional policies
- Social protection interplay: Tracking people’s preferences and institutional policies
- Extending social protection coverage to refugees: The golden chance of humanitarian assistance
- Extending social protection coverage to refugees: The golden chance of humanitarian assistance
- How to boost social protection worldwide: From Europe to Asia?
- Social protection and bridging the humanitarian-development divide
- Beyond moral obligations: from theories to practical solutions
- Why give social protection to protracted refugees? Time to refocus responsibilities and moral obligations
- World Day vs. Child Labour: Why Balkan children need social protection
- Breaking silos, nudging communities: The SITE4Society adventure
- How corrupt local officials kill decent education in Africa
- New campaign highlights UNU’s work on the Sustainable Development Goals
- ‘We need to think about redistribution, globally’ — Dr. Andrés Mideros Mora
- On universal access to antiretroviral drugs: Insights from Brazil
- Leave no one behind: Keeping up the pressure on HIV/AIDS in Viet Nam
- Science for the SDGs: Building the interface between research & policy
- A positive view of the future prevents school dropouts in Southern Africa
- Would the Mahatma approve? On nudging vs. lynching (to use toilets) in India
- Can social protection end poverty in all its forms everywhere?
- Social Protection & Development: New Maastricht University Chair
- Go For Action Research
- Is Technological Innovation Making Society More Unequal?
- Gender: A multilayered concept touching all of society
- Why it’s easier for India to get to Mars than to tackle its toilet challenge
- SDG+1: Turning Words and Plans into Concrete Budgets
- SDG+1: Will Raising Taxes Cover the 2030 Agenda?
- SDG+1: How Much Will the Education Goal Cost to Realise?
- SDG+1: How Much Will the Health Goal Cost to Achieve?
- SDG+1: Turning Myth into Reality for the Poverty Agenda
- SDG+1: Holding Governments to Account — A New Role for the SDGs
- Weighing up the difficult world of child labour
- Marking International Day vs. Sexual Violence in Conflict
- Civil Society Social Protection Floor Index: Five Q&As
- ‘Getting out of our comfort zone’: Women, Peace & Security post-2015
- Tweeting with UNICEF: Dr. Keetie Roelen
- The links between civil conflict & education in Colombia
- Universal Children’s Day: Leave No Child Behind
- World Toilet Day: How Can Firms Make a Difference?
- Women, Peace & Security: 15 years since UNSCR 1325
- A Dividend for 23 Years of Peace & Democracy in Mozambique?
- International Day of Peace: New Fears for Burundi
- Can We End Poverty by 2030? We Can Make Real Progress: SDG 1
- Water for Development: World Water Week 2015
- World Day Against Child Labour: How Many Have to Work?
- New Professor: Franziska Gassmann
- Displacement, Refugees & the New World Disorder: Seminar
- News from Nepal: PhD Fellow’s Earthquake Report
- Time to Rethink Development Goals on Extreme Poverty?
- African Social Transfer Course: 27 July-7 Aug. 2015
- Interview with Andrés Mideros Mora, Vice-Minister of Ecuador
- Skills, Stability and Conflict: New Research Project
- Lebanon: Playing the Good Host?
- Redrawing Social Policy in Bosnia & Herzegovina
- Lifting the embargo on the children of Iran: Dr. Sepideh Yousefzadeh
- Blog: Syrian Conflict Debate
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