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The Power of Analysis? Using power analysis to achieve social change

2012-03-22T11:48:41.000Z

Jethro Pettit, Research Fellow with the Power, Participation and Social Change team at the Institute of Development Studies talks about the importance of bringing an understanding of power relations into the day-to-day practice, planning and action of social change work'.

Food Price Volatility Conference

2012-02-20T10:31:10.000Z

IDS Food Price Volatility conference. Participant interviews, February 2012

Seeja Majeed interviewed on 'The media's portrayal of the global south'.

2012-01-11T10:57:08.000Z

Seeja Majeed (Activist and Filmmaker) interviewed on 'The media's portrayal of the global south'. She traveled to Irag to make a documentary about the humanitarian crisis. Read more about the video and related research at: www.ids.ac.uk This video was commissioned by the Institute of Development Studies.

Richard Sambrook interview, 'The UK media's portrayal of the Global South'

2012-01-10T09:33:09.000Z

Richard Sambrook (Former Director, BBC Global News) is interviewed on the subject, 'The UK media's portrayal of the Global South'. Read more about the video and related research at: www.ids.ac.uk

Richard Kavuma interview, 'The UK media's portrayal of the Global South'

2012-01-10T09:27:41.000Z

Richard Kavuma (Journalist, The Observer, Uganda) is interviewed on the subject, 'The UK media's portrayal of the Global South'. Read more about the video and related research at: www.ids.ac.uk

Jon Snow interview, 'The UK media's portrayal of the Global South'

2012-01-10T09:21:09.000Z

Jon Snow (Journalist and News Presenter) is interviewed on the subject, 'The UK media's portrayal of the Global South'. The interview was commissioned by the Institute of Development Studies. Read more about the video and related research at: www.ids.ac.uk

Deborah Doane interview, 'The UK media's portrayal of the Global South'

2012-01-10T09:18:04.000Z

Deborah Doane (Director, World Development Movement) is interviewed on the subject, 'The UK media's portrayal of the Global South'. The interview was commissioned by the Institute of Development Studies. Read more about the video and related research at: www.ids.ac.uk

Charlie Beckett interview, 'The UK media's portrayal of the Global South'

2012-01-10T09:11:43.000Z

Charlie Beckett (Journalist and Director, POLIS) is interviewed on the subject, 'The UK media's portrayal of the Global South'. The interview was commissioned by the Institute of Development Studies. Read more about the video and related research at: www.ids.ac.uk

Caroline Nursey interview, 'The UK media's portrayal of the Global South'

2012-01-10T09:05:17.000Z

Caroline Nursey (Director, BBC World Service Trust) is interviewed on the subject, 'The UK media's portrayal of the Global South'. The interview was commissioned by the Institute of Development Studies. Read more about the video and related research at: www.ids.ac.uk

A Year in Development Research

2011-12-20T14:01:42.000Z

A year in development research Watch IDS researchers share their key moments from 2011 and describe how they think these events and issues will impact on the development research community The Arab uprisings, the sudden re-emergence of inequality on research agendas and alarming new evidence on public attitudes towards aid, all make it into this short film that provides a unique insight into the preoccupations of researchers from right across the Institute of Development studies. They each describe a key moment or issue from 2011 that they believe will continue to dominate development research agendas well into 2012.

The British Media in the Global South

2011-12-15T13:38:21.000Z

The Institute of Development Studies (IDS) commissioned a video on the relationship between the British media and the global south. For more information on IDS Research visit: www.ids.ac.uk or follow us on Twitter @IDS_UK

Second Nature

2011-10-21T16:04:58.000Z

Second Nature Video based on research by Melissa Leach and James Fairhead West Africa's transition zone is one of the world's most ecologically fragile areas and is widely assumed to be experiencing a deforestation crisis. For a century experts have held villagers responsible. But recent research in Guinea shows the exact opposite. Instead of disappearing, forest cover has in fact been increasing - due to farmers' skill in transforming savanna into forest. This video explains how the research team's anthropological research combined with oral histories, archives, and aerial and satellite images to produce these findings. It gives voice to villagers and shows how easily experts can reach wrong conclusions if they ignore local knowledge and history

IDS Professorial Fellow Allister McGregor's introduction to the Bellagio Initiative global dialogues

2011-09-21T12:51:58.000Z

Institute of Development Studies Professorial Fellow Allister McGregor talks about wellbeing in his introduction to the Bellagio Initiative global dialogues. The Bellagio Initiative is a series of global consultations to produce a new framework for philanthropic and international development collaboration in pursuit of human wellbeing. It is led by IDS, the Resource Alliance and the Rockefeller Foundation. www.bellagioinitiative.org

IDS Fellow Linda Waldman explains how you can can contribute to the Bellagio Initiative

2011-09-20T15:34:31.000Z

Institute of Development Studies (IDS) Fellow Linda Waldman talks about the Bellagio Initiative and the ways in which those interested in the future of philanthropy and international development can contribute to it. The Bellagio Initiative is a series of global consultations to produce a new framework for philanthropic and international development collaboration in pursuit of human wellbeing. It is led by IDS, the Resource Alliance and the Rockefeller Foundation. More details at www.bellagioinitiative.org

Good Practice in Social Protection: Mapping Innovation for Policy - French version

2011-09-01T15:17:59.000Z

Good Practice in Social Protection: Mapping Innovation for Practice and Policy In 2010, IDS, UNICEF and Irish Aid looked at cash transfer programmes in Kenya and Zambia. Their aim was to identify lessons of good practice in social protection that help interrupt the intergenerational transfer of poverty. www.ids.ac.uk

Good Practice in Social Protection: Mapping Innovation for Practice and Policy

2011-09-01T15:12:28.000Z

Good Practice in Social Protection: Lessons from Kenya and Zambia - Influencing - Mutale Wakunuma

2011-07-13T08:54:03.000Z

Good Practice in Social Protection: Lessons from Kenya and Zambia Influencing Mutale Wakunuma, Coordinator-Civil Society Platform for Social Protection Zambia speaks on the role of civil society in advocacy. For more information visit: www.ids.ac.uk/go/csp

Charlotte Harland Partnership 2

2011-07-12T15:02:09.000Z

Good Practice in Social Protection: Lessons from Kenya and Zambia -Partnership - Ahmed Hussein

2011-07-12T15:03:22.000Z

Good Practice in Social Protection: Lessons from Kenya and Zambia Partnership Ahmed Hussein, Director of Children's Services - Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Development, Republic of Kenya speaks on the importance of partnership collaboration. For more information visit: www.ids.ac.uk/go/csp

Good Practice in Social Protection: Lessons from Kenya and Zambia - Partnership - Charlotte Harland

2011-07-12T14:59:19.000Z

Good Practice in Social Protection: Lessons from Kenya and Zambia Partnership Charlotte Harland, Charlotte Harland Chief of Social Policy & Economic Analysis, Zambia speaks on successful partnerships from the cooperating partner perspective. For more information visit: www.ids.ac.uk/go/csp

Good Practice in Social Protection: Lessons from Kenya and Zambia - Influencing - Stanfield Michelo

2011-07-12T14:00:19.000Z

Good Practice in Social Protection: Lessons from Kenya and Zambia Influencing Stanfield Michelo, Chief Social Welfare Officer - Ministry of Community Development and Social Services speaks on the importance of linking social protection programming objectives to broader government objectives when influencing. For more information, visit: www.ids.ac.uk/go/csp

Good Practice in Social Protection: Lessons from Kenya and Zambia - Influencing - Ahmed Hussein

2011-07-12T13:57:11.000Z

Good Practice in Social Protection: Lessons from Kenya and Zambia Influencing Ahmed Hussein, Director of Children's Services - Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Development, Republic of Kenya on the important role of civil servants in influencing. For more information, visit: www.ids.ac.uk/go/csp

Good Practice in Social Protection: Lessons from Kenya and Zambia - Influencing 2 - Jaqueline Oduol

2011-07-12T13:54:58.000Z

Good Practice in Social Protection: Lessons from Kenya and Zambia Influencing Jaqueline Oduol, Secretary for Children's Affairs, Ministry of Gender, Children & Social Development (MGCSD), Kenya speaks on the role the media can play in influencing for SP programmes. For more information, visit: www.ids.ac.uk/go/csp

Good Practice in Social Protection: Lessons from Kenya and Zambia - Influencing - Jaqueline Oduol

2011-07-12T13:52:27.000Z

Good Practice in Social Protection: Lessons from Kenya and Zambia Influencing Jaqueline Oduol, Secretary for Children's Affairs, Ministry of Gender, Children & Social Development (MGCSD), Kenya speaks on the importance of influencing. For more information, visit: www.ids.ac.uk/go/csp

Good Practice in Social Protection: Lessons from Kenya and Zambia - Influencing - Charlotte Harland

2011-07-12T13:48:50.000Z

Good Practice in Social Protection: Lessons from Kenya and Zambia Influencing Charlotte Harland, Chief of Social Policy & Economic Analysis, Zambia speaks on successful advocacy strategy examples. For more information visit: www.ids.ac.uk/go/csp