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Publication - Policy Brief
Maternal mortality risk and gender gap in desired fertility
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Publication - Project Report
As you sow, so you reap! Assessing a mandatory employer-sponsored health insurance scheme
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Publication - Project Report
Income expectations and child health: Evidence from a maternity support programme in India
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Publication - Project Report
A model for forecasting and policy analysis in Pakistan: The role of government and external sectors
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Person
Robert Lee
Robert Lee is Senior Monitoring and Evaluation Officer at the IGC London Hub. Prior to the IGC, he worked and volunteered for Voluntary Service Overseas in London, Zambia and the Philippines. He is an experienced social researcher, with an MA in Research Methods for Anthropology from Durham University, where he also received his BA in Socio-Cultural Anthropology.
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Event
Policies for Prosperity – Authors’ Seminar
IGC Tanzania will host a seminar on 30 August to present and discuss in detail the content of the book "Tanzania: The Path of Prosperity", created in partnership with the Bank of Tanzania and launched in July 2016. The book covers a range of thematic and sectoral issues including cities, industrialisation, agriculture, and others. The event will give the authors the...
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Event
IGC Session - 2017 Ethiopian Economic Association (EEA) Annual Conference
IGC Ethiopia will host a session at the 2017 Ethiopian Economic Association (EEA) Annual Conference on 20-22 July in Addis Ababa. This prestigious conference, usually held in July, attracts more than 1,000 participants and has proved to be an excellent forum at which (both local and international) researchers, who are working on important and relevant topics on...
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Project
Evaluation of the Common External Tariff (CET) of the East African Community (EAC) from Uganda and Rwanda's perspective in 2017
Regional trade integration is a pillar of East African Community partner states’ trade policies, including Uganda and Rwanda. The Customs Union, a first milestone in the regional integration process, was adopted in 2005, committing member states (initially Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania) to the adoption of a Common External Tariff (CET). Uganda has now had twelve years of...
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Publication - Working Paper
Why secondary towns can be important for poverty reduction: A migrant’s perspective
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Person
Bert Ingelaere
Bert Ingelaere is an Assistant Professor at the University of Antwerp and his research primarily focuses on the legacy of mass violence, post-conflict recovery and 'development' in Africa's Great Lakes region and beyond.