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ODI is a leading global affairs think tank. We inspire people to act on injustice and inequality.

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ODI is a leading global affairs think tank. We inspire people to act on injustice and inequality. We focus on research, convening and influencing, to generate ideas that matter for people and planet.

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Think Tanks
Company size
201-500 employees
Headquarters
London
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
1960
Specialties
international development, research, policy advisory, and knowledge sharing

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    JOB VACANCY: Senior Governance Manager 💼 Our Strategy and Governance team are how hiring a Senior Governance Manager! The successful candidate will be responsible for developing and implementing effective governance frameworks and processes to ensure transparency, accountability and compliance across the organisation. Find out more and apply by 21 July: https://buff.ly/3xDW95P

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    Our Research Fellow, Alberto Francesco Lemma, recently spoke with Devex's Sophie Edwards about the transformative potential of The World Bank's new $2.5B program to boost digitalisation in Africa. Alberto highlights the importance of this investment in closing the digital divide, particularly in light of the groundbreaking African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) protocol, which promises to revolutionise digital trade across the continent. This initiative has the potential to significantly impact economic growth and job creation across the region. However, Alberto emphasises that while this funding is crucial, it needs to be combined with other investments, such as energy creation and digital skills training, to truly transform the region's digital landscape. Read more: https://lnkd.in/ehtpsKFd #AfCFTA #Africa #DigitalTrade #DigitalTransformation #DigitalInclusion ODI

    World Bank launches $2.5B program to boost digitalization in Africa

    World Bank launches $2.5B program to boost digitalization in Africa

    devex.com

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    As the new Labour government settles into power in the UK, it must navigate both domestic challenges and an increasingly complex international landscape. Much has changed in the world since Labour last held office 14 years ago. The UK finds itself outside the European Union and potentially facing a more isolationist United States. But as our Chief Sara Pantuliano and Global Strategy Director Mark Miller write, this precarious moment also presents a unique chance for the UK to redefine its role on the global stage. Here are four ways the new government can rebuild trust and reconnect Britain, both at home and abroad ⬇ #UKPolitics #UKElection #Labour

    How a new Labour government can reconnect Britain at home and abroad

    How a new Labour government can reconnect Britain at home and abroad

    odi.org

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    A warm welcome to our new Visiting Senior Fellow, Marvin Rees OBE! Marvin is the former Mayor of Bristol, and the first black mayor to lead a major European city. He will bring invaluable first-hand experience of local policy-making combined with a stellar track record of international engagement on global issues, from climate finance to migration and the future of African leadership. Under his leadership as mayor, Bristol joined the Africa-Europe Mayors' Dialogue – a platform of African and European mayors working together to deliver solutions for inclusive growth and sustainable urban development in and between their cities. Welcome on board, Marvin!

    • A quote from ODI's new Visiting Senior Fellow, Marvin Rees: "I am excited to join ODI to support the Africa-Europe Mayors' Dialogue and work on sustainable urban futures, migration and climate finance. Now more than ever we need new and bold ideas to support and build on the experience and vision of local actors to address global challenges."
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    Senior Research Fellow Migration at Overseas Development Institute

    Do people exposed to conflict and violence all just leave? Not really... Using survey and qualitative #MIGNEX data from Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Nigeria, and Somalia, Marcela G. Rubio, Marta Bivand Erdal and I look at the conditions when people consider leaving, and when they decide to stay. Watch our short video with your morning coffee for the key points, and take a look at the article for the full analysis. It is open access, in the Journal of Refugee Studies: https://lnkd.in/edsGVbVM

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    Are you an experienced Legal Counsel looking for a new role? Join ODI's Legal team where you will serve as the institutional legal representative to SLT and the Board and lead the development and strengthening of ODI’s legal, contract management and compliance functions across all ODI entities! Key responsibilites include: ➡️ Oversight and management of key legal risks ➡️ Advise and manage contract disputes and audit challenges ➡️ Provide advice and support to the research teams Find out more and apply by 10 July here: https://buff.ly/3zr2IJb

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    📢 INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY: Digital Communications Our Public Affairs and Communications team are looking for an intern to support the digital team with producing and marketing content for ODI’s digital channels. If you are interested in starting a career in digital communications this is the perfect opportunity to gain experience in different aspects of the job, including drafting social media posts and helping to produce digital assets! Find out more and apply by 7 July here: https://buff.ly/3L9ZL2o

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    Dr. Ganeshan Wignaraja, our Visiting Senior Fellow and trade policy advisor to the Sri Lankan President, recently shared his expert insights on BBC News regarding Sri Lanka's debt restructuring deal and its path to economic recovery. Some key points from the interview: ➡ The $10 billion debt restructuring deal with official creditors marks a pivotal step towards economic recovery. ➡ Further efforts to restructure $13 billion owed to private bondholders are essential for strengthening the country's financial standing. ➡ While efforts to exit debt distress are commendable, addressing high poverty and food insecurity created by the economic crisis and COVID-19 remains a priority. Implementing social protection measures like cash transfers to those in need, is crucial for addressing these challenges. As Sri Lanka navigates this crucial period, fostering sustainable and equitable growth will be key to a successful recovery. Watch the full interview ⤵ #SriLanka #DebtRestructuring #EconomicRecovery #EconomicTransformation ODI | Karen Triggs

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    Global Risk and Resilience Advisory | Strategy | Climate | Technology

    In recent years, the #US has been stepping up its game to compete with China for influence in the Global South. But to really make a mark, Washington needs to offer competitive alternatives to Huawei, ZTE, and other Chinese companies. For developing countries with infrastructure and digital access gaps, this presents an opportunity to leverage geostrategic competition to gain access to technology and wider network of partners such as Microsoft. However, competing with China is no walk in the park. The US will need to balance this with other national security concerns as the country to looks to de-risk supply chains and secure its tech lead for the fourth industrial revolution. Great to speak with Mark Bergen at Bloomberg about the US-China digital infrastructure competition in Kenya and the potential risks and challenges Microsoft might face there. https://lnkd.in/eM4vmqvy

    Microsoft AI Deal With UAE’s G42 at Risk Over National Security Fears

    Microsoft AI Deal With UAE’s G42 at Risk Over National Security Fears

    bloomberg.com

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