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This programme built on the 2019 Workshop ‘Interdisciplinary and Collaborative Research on Peace and Security: Publishing and Grant Writing Workshop for Early Career Researchers in Eastern Africa’.

This project develops an ecological macroeconomic model for the Philippines that allows BSP to analyse the interactions between climate change and the country’s macrofinancial system using scenario analysis.

This project develops a conceptual framework and a scenario analysis of (i) the transmission channels through which deforestation, land conversion and water stress interact with the macroeconomy and the financial system and (ii) the role that financial and monetary policies can play in helping address the environmental crisis.

The PARR (Provenance, Accessibility, Repatriation and Restitution) Working Group is a SOAS-wide network that draws together colleagues with shared interests in grounding SOAS’s decolonising agenda through practical approaches that seek to repair post-colonial trauma and loss.

The SOAS Practice Research Network (PRN) brings together SOAS researchers from across all disciplines and career stages who are involved in, and interested in, producing non-traditional forms of research.

The Art of the Possible is a new series of case studies produced by SOAS Development Leadership Dialogue (DLD). The series aims to showcase unconventional or often-overlooked policies, strategies, and experiences that have contributed to economic transformation and to examine the factors behind their success. We hope that they will inspire policy makers and practitioners to think creatively and strategically about economic development.

This research focuses on understanding how venture capitals operate, create new markets, and reshape broken verticals while identifying the barriers and drivers to successful tech startup exits in African countries.

‘Digitalising Food Assistance: Political economy, governance and food security effects across the Global North-South divide’ is a 3-year ESRC-funded project examining digitalising food assistance in Sudan, India and the UK.