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Five new researchers shared their findings in global health

The EBA seminar presented new research focusing on some of today's global health challenges. The seminar, which was based on a total of five dissertations, explored the potential of solid research to inform aid policy, strengthen health...
Published 14 January 2026 – Read more
Seminar

How Can Refugees Cater for Themselves?

The global number of forced displaced people is record high – over 120 million. Many of them are refugees who end up in camps in neighbouring countries, without much alternatives. A majority remain stranded for years or even decades....
Published 13 January 2026 – Read more
Seminar

Highlighting new Swedish global health research

The Expert Group for Aid Studies (EBA) invites you to a seminar highlighting new research that sheds light on some of today’s global health challenges. Drawing on four recent dissertations, the seminar explores how evidence-based...
Published 11 December 2025 – Read more
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Economic Development

Evaluation

Forced Self Reliance? Protracted Displacement and Economic Inclusion: Cases from East Africa

Måns Fellesson, Mats Hårsmar

Driven by conflict, persecution, and various other factors, the global number of refugees and forcibly displaced persons has reached unprecedented heights. Given that returning to their places of origin is often infeasible, many refugees...

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Organisation and Management of Aid

Evaluation

Evaluation of Sida’s Application of Multidimensional Poverty Analyses

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The overall objective of Swedish development cooperation is to ‘create conditions for improved living conditions for people living in poverty and oppression’. Poverty has many dimensions and should therefore not be measured solely in...

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Climate and Environment

Mapping

Land Tenure and Climate Resilience: Household Level Evidence from Kenya

Kathleen Klaus, Emma Elfversson

How does land ownership and climate change affect people's lives in Kenya? Land is a central element of economic prosperity and social power, and changes in land use can lead to conflicts, inequalities, and migration. Climate change,...

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