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Meet LIDC’s member number 6,000

LIDC is proud to announce that we have reached 6,000 members. We are delighted that so many have signed up to become a part of our diverse, dynamic and ever-growing ...
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Inspiring Women: LIDC in conversation with Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr OBE, Mayor of Freetown

LIDC recently had the opportunity to talk to the dynamic Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr OBE. She has received numerous plaudits for her work advocating for and empowering fellow Sierra Leoneans. In 2015, ...
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LIDC ‘Future Leaders’ Episode 3: Dr Somya Mallapudi

Listen to our latest 'Future Leaders' podcast here.   Meet Dr Somya Mallapudi. Somya is an individual member of LIDC, and  is currently based in Hyderabad, where she is pursuing ...
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How do we transform Science into Policy? Prof. Claire Heffernan speaks at India’s IPHG Conclave

How do we communicate messages about science in such as way that stakeholders and policy-makers are encouraged and empowered to engage more with scientific research? LIDC's Director, Professor Claire Heffernan ...
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Join the Largest Global Development Research Network

Are you a student or recent graduate looking for a professional network to help kickstart your career in global development? London International Development Centre (LIDC) invites you to benefit from ...
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LIDC hosted public engagement training for PhD students and Postdocs

How do you spark an interest in the research you are conducting? In May, PhD students and early-career researchers selected from our members learned the ropes of public engagement – ...
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Caught in Crime: Forced Labour and the Global Seafood Industry

  It is packed with vitamins and minerals, helps keep your bones strong and can prevent dementia in old age. Research from Queen Mary, University of London, show that seafood ...
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Open letter from LIDC Students and Alumni on the proposed cuts to international development research funding

"Research is not a disposable item, yet it is being treated like one.   Being a key global player is central to the UK’s post-Brexit policy agenda. Britain is currently ...
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Myanmar’s military coup risks plunging millions into poverty

    Millions of Myanmar’s residents have taken to the streets demanding the military stand down after the coup on 1 February. Anti-coup protests have been remarkably diverse. Protesters have ...
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Statement on the £120m UKRI funding cut

Evidence-based intervention is key to reaching the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030. The drastic UKRI budget cuts – announced on 11 March – are jeopardising our chances to obtain these ...
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