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The Global Development Institute unite the strengths of the Institute for Development and Policy Management and the Brooks World Poverty Institute, building on more than 60 years of expertise in the field of development studies within The University of Manchester.
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international development
poverty
africa
research
development
economics
global development
academia
brazil
bangladesh
social protection
economic development
politics
social policy
university of manchester
social assistance
perú
policy
inequality
climate change
aid
corruption
poverty reduction
state effectiveness
department for international development
environment
welfare
hydropower
casid conference
infrastructure
finance
lecture
foreign aid
mdgs
sdgs
government
oil
ghana
governance
china
india
esid
climurb
water resources
tanzania
cash transfers
economic analysis
dams
ex-ante assessment
water modelling
simulation
modelling
modellling
financing
belt and road
usa
zimbabwe
engineering
water
ha-joon chang
learning
cambridge
oxfam
populism
housing
tax
micro finance
inclusion
digital
new national planning
nationaldevelopment
national development planning
iraq
iran
states
agriculture
regulations
banking
brexit
economy
trade
education
security
military
armed forces
defence
pharmaceutical
united nations
sustainable development
global governance
political economy
malawi
growth
public sector
political settlements
uganda
impact
uptake
blogging
brooks world poverty institute
university of manchester alumni
democracy
chronic poverty
gdp
life expectency
exclusion
media
austerity
informal settlements
vulnerability
sally cawood
low-income settlements
urban poverty
natural resources
brics
supermarkets
value chains
food
kenya
dfid
nairobi
idpm
youth
mdgs; international development
elderly
older people
ecosystem
mdg
millennium development goals
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Présentations
(105)J’aime
(3)Infrastructure, Regulation and Development: Evidence from Brazil
Chris Jordan
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il y a 10 ans
Antipoverty transfers and inclusive growth in Brazil
The International Research Initiative on Brazil and Africa (IRIBA)
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il y a 9 ans
Methodology: Quantile regression panel data for Bolsa Familia
The International Research Initiative on Brazil and Africa (IRIBA)
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il y a 9 ans
Personal Information
Entreprise/Lieu de travail
Manchester United Kingdom
Secteur d’activité
Education
Site Web
www.gdi.manchester.ac.uk
À propos
The Global Development Institute unite the strengths of the Institute for Development and Policy Management and the Brooks World Poverty Institute, building on more than 60 years of expertise in the field of development studies within The University of Manchester.
Mots-clés
international development
poverty
africa
research
development
economics
global development
academia
brazil
bangladesh
social protection
economic development
politics
social policy
university of manchester
social assistance
perú
policy
inequality
climate change
aid
corruption
poverty reduction
state effectiveness
department for international development
environment
welfare
hydropower
casid conference
infrastructure
finance
lecture
foreign aid
mdgs
sdgs
government
oil
ghana
governance
china
india
esid
climurb
water resources
tanzania
cash transfers
economic analysis
dams
ex-ante assessment
water modelling
simulation
modelling
modellling
financing
belt and road
usa
zimbabwe
engineering
water
ha-joon chang
learning
cambridge
oxfam
populism
housing
tax
micro finance
inclusion
digital
new national planning
nationaldevelopment
national development planning
iraq
iran
states
agriculture
regulations
banking
brexit
economy
trade
education
security
military
armed forces
defence
pharmaceutical
united nations
sustainable development
global governance
political economy
malawi
growth
public sector
political settlements
uganda
impact
uptake
blogging
brooks world poverty institute
university of manchester alumni
democracy
chronic poverty
gdp
life expectency
exclusion
media
austerity
informal settlements
vulnerability
sally cawood
low-income settlements
urban poverty
natural resources
brics
supermarkets
value chains
food
kenya
dfid
nairobi
idpm
youth
mdgs; international development
elderly
older people
ecosystem
mdg
millennium development goals
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