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Rachel Slater reflects on what she's learned from the SLRC survey. ...
Read Rachel Slater, Paul Harvey and Richard Mallett's reflections on SLRC's research on the ODI's comment site ...
Is it possible to deliver basic services effectively and efficiently, and at the same time enhance state legitimacy in fragile states?...
An expert panel discusses how to achieve inclusion after conflict in ways that are appropriate and politically feasible. ...
"How are people’s attitudes towards government are affected when they are accessing services in two countries simultaneously?"...
"Are people right to be so scathing or sceptical about us trying to use quantitative survey methods in the Secure Livelihoods Research Consortium, or about us attempting a panel?" ...
"Since 2007, OECD DAC members have been signed up to state-building as the ‘central objective’ of their engagement in fragile and conflict-affected situations. It is a compelling narrative: deliver basic services (health, education water and sanitation) and – voilà! – better prospects for long-term peace...