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Udvikling i praksis

Selvom ekstrem fattigdom er halveret i de seneste 20 år, lever mere end 800 millioner mennesker stadig for mindre end 1,25 dollars om dagen. Hvilke mekanismer holder mennesker fast i fattigdom, og hvilke initiativer kan mindske fattigdommen – lokalt, nationalt og globalt?

 

 

Forskning og aktiviteter

  • Locally-led Adaptation report and pb cover
    Photo/illustration by Rasmus Fly Filbert
    Webinar

    Locally-led climate change adaptation: From principles to practice

    Online via Zoom
    Climate change adaptation in the Global South is urgent. Locally-led approaches are gaining momentum. But what does that mean in practice and does it work? This webinar launches a new DIIS report on lessons from locally-led adaptation in East Africa
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    Photo/illustration by Luisa Caria & Matheus Tanajura

    Data extractivism for poverty alleviation and “Tech for Good”

    DIIS, in front of the auditorium
    Interrogating the implications of “tech for good” that quantifiy and commodify information about the poor
  • banner diis event africa
    Webinar

    Experiences of women, peace and security in diverse African contexts

    Online Zoom meeting
    In this webinar, national and regional practitioners of the women, peace and security agenda exchange their experiences in advancing women’s role in peace governance and challenges for policy implementation in Ethiopia, Kenya, Mali and beyond
  • kenya food distribution via fingerprint tech system
    Photo/illustration by Agencja Fotograficzna Caro / Alamy Stock Photo
    Livestreaming

    Data extractivism and humanitarian response: algorithms and predictive modeling

    DIIS Auditorium
    How do NGOs use algorithms and data-driven tools for predictive analysis in their humanitarian response?
  • Solar cells in Niger
    Photo/illustration by Joerg Boethling / Alamy Stock Photo
    Livestreaming

    How can finance for climate change adaptation be spent more effectively?

    DIIS Auditorium
    The seminar analyses the institutional architecture of how and where finance for climate change adaptation is spent and which route of transfer it follows from national to local levels
  • Ministry of Livestock, Somaliland
    Photo/illustration by Finn Stepputat

    Studying state, sovereignty and other stuff

    DIIS Auditorium
    A retrospective seminar with and for senior researcher Finn Stepputat
  • Livestreaming

    Somali diaspora humanitarianism in complex crises

    DIIS Auditorium
    When disaster strike, diaspora groups are often first responders and remain engaged during lengthy and complex crises. Join this roundtable where we discuss practices, possibilities and pitfalls
  • Trade makes states book cover
    Photo/illustration by Finn Stepputat (background picture)
    Livestreaming

    Trade makes states: Governing the greater Somali economy

    DIIS Auditorium
    The control of trade and transport is key to statemaking. A new book suggests that this, rather than the control of people and territory, can make or unmake state projects in areas like Somalia. This seminar introduces the ideas behind the book
  • Drought in Somalia Dead animal because of climate change
    Photo/illustration by ICRC, Taaxta Ismail
    Livestreaming

    No climate security without human security: Insights from Africa’s climate hotspots

    DIIS Auditorium
    This seminar brings together scholars and practitioners to discuss pathways for a broadened climate security agenda on fragile states centered on addressing livelihood and security needs of populations
  • Book covers, double book launch seminar
    Livestreaming

    Prosperity, conservation and development in rural Tanzania

    DIIS Auditorium
    Join us for the launch of two new unique research based books on Tanzania
  • fire in australian forrest because of climate change
    Photo/illustration by Matt Palmer on Unsplash
    Livestreaming is only for sign ups

    Development challenges in a changing climate

    DIIS, auditorium
    Insights from DIIS' latest research on development efforts and challenges across the globe - and their interactions with increasingly widespread and acute climate change impacts
  • Livestreaming

    Technocolonialism: Digital humanitarianism as extraction and experimentality

    DIIS Auditorium
    Join us for this seminar with Professor Mirca Madianou on how data practices revitalise colonial legacies in humanitarianism and technological development itself
  • ghana-un-mission-lebanon-photo-Patrick-Baz-AFP-Ritzau-Scanpix
    New research

    Participation in UN missions has the potential to positively affect policing of terrorism in Ghana

    Increased awareness of preventing war and terrorism in Ghana, and an understanding of the importance of engaging with communities to do good policing. These are two skills Ghanian police officers gain from UN missions.
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    New research

    New research uncovers a paradox about the Ghana Police Service

    Namely why the police service is one of the most corrupt institutions at home but praised for integrity and professionalism in UN peacekeeping missions.
  • Soil erosion in the Upper West Region, Ghana
    Photo/illustration by Nauja Kleist
    Livestreaming

    Climate change and human mobility

    DIIS, Auditorium
    How is climate change and mobility linked and how do people cope through moving or staying? These are some of the questions four researchers discuss based on their research at this seminar
  • Volunteers plant trees in Thailand
    Photo/illustration by Sura Nualpradid / Shutterstock.com
    Livestreaming

    Beyond green grabbing: rights, governance and nature-based solutions in the Global South

    Auditorium, DIIS
    This seminar will discuss how the rights and benefits of indigenous people and local communities can be secured in nature-based solutions
  • report from DIIS with man sailing in a boat in Africa
    Photo/illustration by Eddie Gerald, Alamy Stock Photo (background photo)
    Webinar

    Report launch: Devolved finance and governance of climate change adaptation

    Online via Zoom
    At this webinar, we launch a new DIIS report that examines issues of devolved adaptation governance in depth. Hear authors present highlights from the report as well as national and international perspectives from experts working with devolved adaptation finance
  • Sahra Ahmed Koshin
    Blogpost

    Doing a PhD during Pandemic Times

    A Somali Mother’s Journey
  • Kenya
    Photo/illustration by Mikkel Funder

    Rights and resilience

    DIIS Auditorium
    Exploring the links between climate change adaptation and land rights
  • A Year After the Floods In Qardho: What Has Been The Response And How Is The Community Coping?
    Blogpost

    A Year After the Floods In Qardho

    What Has Been The Response And How Is The Community Coping?
  • Man with a shovel trying to make a living in the aftermath of cyclone Kenneth in Mozambique
    Billede/illustration af ICRC
    Webinar

    Ulighed og udviklingssamarbejde: Klima og ulighed

    Verdens fattigste lande er særdeles sårbare over for klimaforandringerne, der også gør det sværere for udsatte grupper at løfte sig ud af fattigdom. Kan Danmarks kommende udviklingsstrategi hjælpe til at modvirke såvel klimaforandringerne som ulighed? Det diskuterer en række politikere og eksperter i dette webinar.
  • Chiriaco. Locals queue outside the Banco de la Nación to receive the government cash assistance
    Billede/illustration af Tomas Munita, ICRC
    Webinar

    Ulighed og udviklingssamarbejde: Sociale sektorer og skat

    Adgangen til offentlige serviceydelser i de fattigste udviklingslande er meget ulige fordelt, og behovet for finansiering i specielt de sociale sektorer er enormt. Hvordan kan Danmarks kommende udviklingsstrategi støtte udviklingslandene i at nå Verdensmålene? Det diskuterer en række politikere og eksperter i dette webinar.
  • Poor classroom in a shed with young hopefull student from Mali
    Billede/illustration af Remene, Nicolas, ICRC
    Webinar

    Ulighed og udviklingssamarbejde: Unge og marginaliserede grupper

    Køn, etnicitet, geografi og familiebaggrund spiller en afgørende rolle for børns muligheder. Så hvordan kan Danmarks udviklingsstrategi bidrage til at hjælpe børn og unge i verdens fattige lande? Det giver en række politikere og eksperter deres bud på i dette webinar.
  • Webinar

    Ulighed og udviklingssamarbejde: Økonomisk og politisk ulighed

    Mød Udviklingsminister Flemming Møller Mortensen, hør nobelprisvinder i økonomi Joseph Stiglitz og se med, når en række politikere og eksperter skal give gode råd til, hvordan en kommende dansk udviklingspolitisk strategi kan adressere Verdensmål nummer 10: Mindre ulighed.
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    DIIS-researcher new editor of Progress in Development Studies

    DIIS senior researcher Adam Fejerskov has been appointed new associate editor of Progress in Development Studies.

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