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ECONOMICS
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HEALTH
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Social and Economic Policy |
The Social and Economic Policy Program Area focuses on public policies that can help to reduce poverty and enhance social equity in developing countries. It works to strengthen long-term research capacities, to support policy-relevant research on issues of immediate policy concern, and to facilitate public accountability by helping researchers and civil society organizations participate effectively in policy debates at the local, national, and international levels. The Program Area will focus on the following key themes for the 2005-2010 period: - Peace, Conflict, and Development
The Peace, Conflict, and Development (PCD) Program Initiative supports research to understand the causes and consequences of violent conflict, and to strengthen transitions from conflict to lasting peace. PCD also works in close collaboration with the Middle East Unit, which facilitates the Middle East peace process by supporting research on refugee issues, and on broader issues of “good governance” in the region.
- Globalization, Growth, and Poverty
- Equitable Access to Health and Social Services
The Governance, Equity, and Health ( GEH) Program Initiative works to ensure equitable provision of health and health care services, especially to marginalized and underserved populations. GEH also supports follow-up to the Tanzania Essential Health Interventions Project ( TEHIP), a now-completed project that demonstrates the potential to improve the delivery of health services using simple, low-cost solutions.
- Women’s Rights and Citizenship
The Gender Unit supports research geared to understanding – and eliminating – the barriers to women’s exercise of their rights as citizens.
Research on Poverty and Economic Policy: Experiences from the Field 2005-10
More than 150 researchers from 40 African, Asian, and Latin American countries attended the Fourth General Meeting of the Poverty and Economic Policy (PEP) Research, 13-17 June 2005 in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Read the papers presented at the conference.
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