From Evidence to Action: Centring Workers' Health in Climate Policy at CBA20
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Gender Equality and Social Inclusion
We examine the intersection between gender norms and political, social, and economic inequalities.
Counter Terrorism, Violence and Human Rights
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Global Health
We examine contextual opportunities and challenges for everyone to attain the highest level of health
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Global Britain
We examine Britain’s role in a changing world including in policy areas such as armed conflict, migration, health crises, and climate change.
Education
We examine opportunities and challenges to inclusive and equitable education globally.
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Participatory research and community engagement in climate and health research
Article
Beyond Lip Service: Co-producing Knowledge and Action with Marginal Urban Communities under Climate Change
Intersectional vulnerabilities and climate-related health risks among informal outdoor workers in urban Vietnam
When Climate Speaks English
The 4th Roundtable Discussion on the Impacts of Climate Change on Urban Outdoor Workers
What difference does language make?
Co-constructing climate-health knowledge with informal outdoor workers in urban Vietnam
Rethinking climate-mental health research in South and Southeast Asia: participatory insights from Vietnam
National Podcast: “How Climate Change and Natural Disasters Affect Women and Girls”
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European Social Survey
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International Social Survey Programme
A study of social attitudes in 45 countries across the world.
Our team
Our network of experts
Senior Research Associate, ODI Politics and Governance
Alina Rocha Menocal
Head of Research Governance and Editorial, Royal United Services Institute
Dina Mansour-Ille
Independent researcher and human rights law and policy analyst
Emerlynne Gil
Independent Researcher and Policy Analyst
Karen Hargrave
Assistant Professor at the Anglia Ruskin University
Lakshmi Babu-Saheer
Professor of Sustainability and Social Enterprise at the University of Westminster.
Lilian Miles
Anthropologist and Sociologist, President of Social Life Research Institute
Nguyen Duc Loc
Independent Researcher and Analyst
Reema Patel
Associate Professor of Economics, Northeastern University London
Sebastian Ille
Independent Researcher and Evaluator
Suzanne Hammaad
Independent Humanitarian Policy Research Consultant
Veronique Barbelet
Professor of Economics at the Lebanese American University (LAU)
Walid Marrouch
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