Our new Working Paper from TPP - Rwanda's Electricity Boom and the Danger of Too Much Power written by Dr Barnaby Joseph Dye. This discusses Rwandas energy production capacity and whether it's success is actually a problem.

The UK’s engagements in Nigeria are a showcase for the gradual integration of a thinking and working politically (TWP) approach into development practice. This new Working Paper from the Policy Practice provides an overview of these nearly two decades of TWP mainstreaming - both successes and failures.

New Policy Practice Policy Brief - The Political Economy of Pandemic Prevention and Preparedness in Africa. Using a political economy perspective the policy brief asks why the health security agenda has been neglected in Sub-Saharan Africa and what can be done. 

The blast in Beirut has exposed Lebanon’s corrupt energy sector and therefore should be the starting point for a wholesale reform of a crippled political system to rebuild trust and ease rising public agitation. This blog explore it further.

This Policy Brief by Gareth Williams, Director at TPP looks at the political economy of pandemic prevention and preparedness in Africa.

The Policy Practice’s Olly Owen and Laure-Hélène Piron convened a free session for early-career and global south researchers on ‘demystifying writing for policy audiences’ at the online Development Studies Association conference 2020

Listen to Sarah Vaughan, Policy Practice principal and expert on Ethiopia, sharing insights into the background of Dr Tedros, WHO Director General. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000jfpf

The Covid-19 pandemic is affecting all our families, businesses, communities and ways of life. First and foremost, our hearts go out to anyone who's been impacted by the virus, either directly or indirectly.