Promoting interdisciplinary research and partnerships to address pressing global development challenges.
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Interdisciplinary research by IGDC members published in the first ten months of the year explore equity, justice and sustainability through work on governance, the environment, health, and participation.
IGDC helps to fund presentations on the forces shaping Chinese agribusinesses and the resilience-building potential of urban agriculture.
The rapidly changing political environment for global development has had shocking consequences for those at the sharp end of injustices, planetary crises and conflict. Two IGDC events consider this changed landscape.
IGDC runs events throughout the year exploring the key issues and contexts of global development.
Come along to an event and hear about the latest work being developed by IGDC members and guest speakers, or see our past events.
Adam Hanieh (Professor of Political Economy and Global Development at University of Exeter) examines fossil capitalism and the accelerating climate emergency, using conflict, violence and dispossession in the Middle East as his lens.
This expert panel brought together leading scholars examining the criminalisation of environmental protest in both the Global North and South. Together, they explored how democratic and authoritarian regimes alike are restricting environmental advocacy, and what this means for the future of climate justice and civil society.
This webinar which took place on 2 July 2025, shared the latest intelligence on sources of funding for global development research.