To realise UHC and stem anti-microbial resistance, we need to govern medicine markets better This blog was written by Eleanor Hutchinson, Freddy Kitutu, Sunday Mundua ...
SOAS-ACE: Feasible anti-corruption strategies - a new approach The SOAS-ACE research framework advocates an alternative, bottom-up and sector-specific approach that aims to engage powerful organisations ...
In focus: How to tackle corruption in the electricity sector Limited access to electricity consumption affects the well-being of large, diverse segments of the population, ...
Dr Pallavi Roy (SOAS-ACE) and Dr Jackie Harvey (GI-ACE) discuss the structures of political and economic power in Nigeria and the underlying systems of corruption that ...
In this fourth podcast of the Anti-Corruption Evidence research consortium (SOAS-ACE), Mushtaq Khan, Pallavi Roy, Neil McCulloch and Muzna Al-Masri in conversation with Sophie Van ...
Wednesday, 25 November 2020 19:00 – 21:00 DUBAI time 15:00 – 17:00 LONDON time The London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine with partners invite ...
On 30 October 2020, Dr Pallavi Roy, Research Director at SOAS-ACE, shared some insights on reducing corruption during scaling up the Covid-19 response with the ...
How small subsidies can reduce investor risk, increase competition and save billions of dollars for governments and consumers. By Mitchell Watkins (Research Fellow, SOAS-ACE) and Mushtaq Khan (Professor ...
ABUJA, NIGERIA - NOVEMBER 02: Members of NGOs gathered in front of the Justice Ministry building hold placards and chant slogans during a protest ...
This cross-country project will trace the evolution of such local firms and analyse their impact on growth in their respective sectors. It will attempt to isolate proactive policy from their experiences to help reduce the need for collusion along with providing the correct incentives for local firms that want to invest.
