Resource Library

In addition to its immediate adverse impact on women’s and girls’ health and education, the COVID-19 pandemic has the potential to further exacerbate existing gender inequalities in economic opportunities across Sub-Saharan Africa.

Recent research by ODI CPAN, and the USAID Center for Resilience, investigated the resilience of households above the poverty line in Uganda and the Philippines.

This report from the Feed the Future AMA Innovation Lab explores programming research in the areas of Inclusive Market Access, Risk Management and Resilience, and Rural and Agricultural Finance.

This post highlights a 2018 report from The World Bank and explores two overarching goals: ending poverty by 2030, and to promote prosperity by boosting economies.

This World Bank paper examines the determinants of agricultural productivity and its link to poverty using nationally representative data from the Nigeria General Household Survey Panel, 2010/11.

This paper examines transferring risk in a way that reduces the need for households to rely on costly coping strategies that undermine their future productivity.

This paper highlights the lessons learned from the Graduation Program first by describing how the model works and how various partner organizations implement it in the field.

This paper looks at corruption within the private sector. It begins with examples of administrative corruption and state capture.

This report provides general principles to assist countries wanting to improve the market for remittance transfers.