News and Views
NEW: World Bank Sub-Saharan Africa Transport Program highlights transport governance assessments undertaken by theIDLgroup. The latest SSATP newsletter published concise summaries of five working papers on the political economy of transport and infrastructure provision in a range of countries - Ghana, Mozambique, Tanzania, Senegal. Click here for a link to the summary: http://go.worldbank.org/RJXOE5P3K0 For more information, contact Craig Mathieson in our Bristol office: craig.mathieson@theIDLgroup.com
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NEW Gender / violence against women / women and girls specialists needed, Click here for more.
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NEW Information on theIDLgroup’s services in Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (FLEGT) is now available on our publications page in French and Spanish.
- theIDLgroup recently organised the fourth Forest Governance Forum conference in Kinshasa, 11-12 September. See our news page for more information and to watch a video clip of the conference (French).
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- theIDLgroup was recently awarded a DFID Fragile and Conflict Affected States (FCAS) framework agreement, to work with DFID, the Stabilisation Unit and FCO. To celebrate this, we are excited to announce that we have now launched a dedicated website for this framework agreement. Click here to check it out!
- Extractive industries in Africa: theIDLgroup is currently undertaking a number of assignments in Anglophone and Francophone West Africa. Read more on our news page, here.
- James Fennell and Emma Haegeman undertook missions to Myanmar in September 2012 in regard to governance assessments, and the evaluation of social protection programmes, respectively.
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theIDLgroup operates an ongoing recruitment process for consultants and senior consultants. Click here for more information.
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Monitoring and Evaluation M4P Specialists needed! Click here for more information.
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Clare Brogan, Environment and Natural Resources Portfolio Leader, discusses "The Political Economy of Forest Governance in Ghana: The Role of the EU FLEGT Initiative" Click here to listen to the interview.
Our Portfolios
theIDLgroup works with development agencies, governments and civil society to address pressing development challenges.
The majority of our work draws upon people, skills, experience and best practice from two or more of these portfolios. We believe that this interdisciplinary approach contributes towards some of our most innovative and effective work.
theIDLgroup works in five distinct but interconnected portfolio areas. Click on a segment to find out more about a portfolio.