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Community Based Crime Prevention in Guatemala

Guatemala is one of the most violent countries in the world. Guatemalans of every age, class and ethnicity confront violence daily in every part of the national territory. According to statistics kept by the police and the human rights ombudsman, …

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Women’s political participation leads to stronger local economies

Under changes to India's constitution, Indian women are gaining a stronger political voice. Legal reforms are encouraging women to contribute to economic growth and investments in community growth.    A three-year study conducted by the National...


News

IDRC 2014 Research Awards

10/06/2013

IDRC is one of the world’s leaders in generating new knowledge to meet global challenges. We offer a number of research awards providing a unique opportunity to enhance research skills and gain a fresh perspective on crucial development issues...

Former IDRC awardee receives Global Emerging Voices Fellowship

27/05/2013

Former IDRC awardee Rajeev Ranjan Chaturvedy is the recipient of a 2013 Global Emerging Voices Fellowship. The GEV fellowship, established in 2011 by the Torino World Affairs Institute (T.wai), advances dialogue between emerging leaders in Europe...

Events

IDRC at Resilient Cities Forum 2013

31/05/2013

The Resilient Cities 2013 Forum in Bonn, Germany, will bring together researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to share experiences for equipping cities with strategies to cope with the impacts of climate change. IDRC will be at the event...

The End of Inequality in Latin America?

29/05/2013

The Canadian Development Economics Study Group (CDESG) and IDRC are hosting a joint presentation on May 29, 2013, on the “The End of Inequality in Latin America?”Dr Leonardo Gasparini, director of the Center for Distributive, Labor and Social...

Latest Results

Under changes to India's constitution, Indian women are gaining a stronger political voice. Legal reforms are encouraging women to contribute to economic growth and investments in community growth.    A three-year study conducted by the National...
Women’s political participation leads to stronger local economiesMonitoring inequities in East and Southern AfricaEnsuring Southern input on global action Removing cost barriers – lessons from West Africa Applying a gender lens to health policy in India

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While sub-Saharan Africa struggles to improve the health of its women and children, there are great differences within and among countries. The EQUINET research network promotes and monitors progress toward health equity in East and Southern Africa...
Women’s political participation leads to stronger local economies Monitoring inequities in East and Southern AfricaEnsuring Southern input on global action Removing cost barriers – lessons from West Africa Applying a gender lens to health policy in India

Latest Results

The voices and experience of developing country researchers are too often missing when international donors and decision-makers gather to address global health issues. Strengthening capacity and creating space for Southern expertise is one of IDRC’s...
Women’s political participation leads to stronger local economiesMonitoring inequities in East and Southern Africa Ensuring Southern input on global action Removing cost barriers – lessons from West Africa Applying a gender lens to health policy in India

Latest Results

Despite recent progress, as a region, sub-Saharan Africa has the highest rates of maternal, infant, and child mortality in the world. From 2009 to 2012, researchers led by Niger’s Laboratoire d'études et de recherches sur les dynamiques sociales et...
Women’s political participation leads to stronger local economiesMonitoring inequities in East and Southern AfricaEnsuring Southern input on global action Removing cost barriers – lessons from West Africa Applying a gender lens to health policy in India

Latest Results

In India’s Karnataka state, girls and women face many barriers stemming from their low social status that are exacerbated by poverty and caste. Researchers with the Indian Institute of Management in Bangalore are exploring how power dynamics within...
Women’s political participation leads to stronger local economiesMonitoring inequities in East and Southern AfricaEnsuring Southern input on global action Removing cost barriers – lessons from West Africa Applying a gender lens to health policy in India
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