This new publication brings together stories of the impacts that are emerging from the second phase of ELLA (2014-2017), focused on impacts in Africa, recording how the evidence on the issues investigated by the 12 research centres has been accessed, discussed and used by African participants in the programme.
After closing the second phase of the ELLA Programme, Mark Lewis, programme director, shares two stories inter-regional lesson learning and policy impact achieved by the programme.
During the last year, we held a variety of webinars on different development topics, all which are now available to watch at any time on our youtube channel. You can find them both in English and Spanish!
The ELLA Programme second Phase (2014-2017) has been an ambitious project. On this report we explore its aims, targets and achievements.
Our comparative Evidence Papers (CEPs) contain comparisons between the experiences between different regions on a particular topic, to support inter-regional lesson-learning.
The ELLA Network facilitates south-south comparative research and knowledge exchange, to inspire development policies and practices that are grounded in evidence about what works in varied country contexts.
FEATURED PUBLICATIONS
FEATURED PUBLICATIONS
NON-ELLA PUBLICATION
Masculinidades y prevención de la violencia de género en América Latina: Memorias Curso Virtual
This is the final publication arising from an ELLA award to support an online course...
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BRIEFS
Women’s Political Participation: the Key to Action on Domestic Violence – Lessons from a Comparison of Mexico and Ghana
What makes the implementation of a law on domestic violence possible in some countries but...
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BLOG ENTRIES
BLOG ENTRIES
Land Rights, Women’s Rights: Stories from the Evidence and Lessons from Latin America programme
This article was written by Mark Lewis, ELLA Programme Director. . David...
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[ELLA Community blog series] Livelihood through Self-help Groups (SHGs): Cases from Rural India
This article has been written by Dr. Shankar Chatterjee, Former Professor & Head ...
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The ELLA Programme and UNTAD's collaboration with its mission
Mark Lewis, ELLA Programme director, in light of the programmme’s partnership with UNTAD on the local content in the oil and gas sector theme, shares some of ELLA’s experience on research, knowledge exchange and capability-building.
IMPACT STORIES
BLOG ENTRIES
Myanmar
Land use policy in Myanmar
Sun going down on Myanmar. Photo: Joe Le Merou (https://flic.kr/p/7CsTUF) Extractive industries...
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Mozambique
Kids Prepared For Disasters
UN Photo/Eskinder Debebe If it could be done in Brazil, why couldn’t...
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Malawi
Chuluke Chuluke: Community Radio and Agricultural Policy Making in Malawi
Relevant evidence, key people and convenient media at the right moment. This...
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NETWORK PARTNERS
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Mar
2018
Mar
2018

NON-ELLA PUBLICATION
Masculinidades y prevención de la violencia de género en América Latina: Memorias Curso Virtual
This is the final publication arising from an ELLA award to support an online course on masculinities, under the ELLA work stream on Domestic Violence. The report has been edited by the ELLA awardees, Ana Palazessi and Leonardo Garcia, who organised and ran the online course
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May
2017
May
2017

SPOTLIGHT ON KNOWLEDGE
Annotated Bibliography: Community participation in community-based crime prevention experiences in Latin America and Africa
This Annotated Bibliography reviews the literature on "Community participation in community-based crime prevention experiences in Latin America and Africa"
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8
May
2017
May
2017

SPOTLIGHT ON KNOWLEDGE
Annotated Bibliography: Informality and Inclusive Growth
This Annotated Bibliography reviews the literature on "Informality and Inclusive Growth"
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8
May
2017
May
2017

SPOTLIGHT ON KNOWLEDGE
Annotated Bibliography: Beyond Domestic Violence Laws: What Else Makes Responses to Domestic Violence Effective?
This Annotated Bibliography reviews the literature on "Beyond Domestic Violence Laws: What Else Makes Responses to Domestic Violence Effective".
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8
May
2017
May
2017

SPOTLIGHT ON KNOWLEDGE
Annotated Bibliography: Collective Land Access Rights for Enhancing Smallholder Livelihoods
This Annotated Bibliography reviews the literature on Collective Land Access Rights for Enhancing Smallholder Livelihoods
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8
May
2017
May
2017

SPOTLIGHT ON KNOWLEDGE
Annotated Bibliography: Determinants of Gaps in Horizontal Accountability of Executive to Legislative Bodies in Latin America and Africa
This Annotated Bibliography reviews the literature on Determinants of Gaps in Horizontal Accountability of Executive to Legislative Bodies in Latin America and Africa
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8
May
2017
May
2017

SPOTLIGHT ON KNOWLEDGE
Annotated Bibliography: Local Content Frameworks in Latin American and African oil and gas sector
This Annotated Bibliography reviews the literature on Local Content Frameworks in Latin American and African oil and gas sector.
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5
May
2017
May
2017

BRIEFS
Combining State and Community-led Approaches: The Future for Crime Prevention in Nigeria
This Policy Brief uses studies by the University of Ibadan, Nigeria and FundaUngo, El Salvador to explain how contextual variables such as trust, willingness to act together and social ties define, influence and condition CBCP outcomes in the two countries in their efforts to tackle crime.
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5
May
2017
May
2017

BRIEFS
Collective land rights: an essential asset for Pastoral communities in order to sustain their livelihoods and the environment in the Andean Altiplano
This brief proposes that, considering communal or condominium land tenure regimes enable sustainable pastoral production systems, public policy should be re-oriented to support pastoralist families’ collective land right access.
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5
May
2017
May
2017

BRIEFS
Land tenure and pastoral productive systems: sustaining livelihoods through maintenance of collective land access
Given that pastoral communities reside in areas characterised by arid and semi-arid conditions, and where alternative uses of land such as crop farming may not be possible, this brief argues for the maintenance of collective land tenure as it enhances the sustainability of pastoral productive systems.
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