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Matter of Pride: Engendering LGBTQ+ inclusivity in thought and research

Julia Liborio, Nikita Sharma
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New private sector-led approaches for electricity provision in Yemen

Sanjana Srivastav
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Bridging the knowledge gap: The need for evidence-based decision-making in the agri-SME financing sector

Christian Teschemacher
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The impact of Cyclone Eloise in 2021

How information ahead of floods can improve climate resilience: Lessons from Mozambique

Stefan Leeffers
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Taxing effectively

Launching IGC’s Tax for Growth initiative

Twivwe Siwale
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Taxing effectively

Electronic invoice monitoring systems to improve tax compliance: Evidence from Pakistan

Adnan Khan, Anders Jensen, Hamza Afsar, Michael Best, Sher Afghan Asad, Zarnaab Ather
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JNNURM and Environmental Sustainability

Kavita Wankhade

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The Unintended Child Health Consequences of the Green Revolution in India

Nidhiya Menon

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Foreign Investors Under Stress: Evidence from India

Ila Patnaik, Ajay Shah, Nirvikar Singh

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Bad Management: A Constraint on Economic Development?

Renata Lemos, Daniela Scur

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Does political reservation for women improve programme delivery?

Farzana Afridi

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Formally insuring the informally insured

Ahmed Mushfiq Mobarak

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How to Keep More Girls in School? Lessons from Bangladesh

Ahmed Mushfiq Mobarak, Nishith Prakash

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Research-based analysis and commentary on Indian growth and development to promote more evidence-based policy.

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