From Rule-takers to Rule-makers: Emerging Powers in the Regulation of International Trade

by Anne Witteveen | Nov 2, 2017

From Rule-takers to Rule-makers: Emerging Powers in the Regulation of International Trade When and how does increasing market power translate into regulatory power to shape the rules of international trade? Summary Over the past two decades, new economic powers have...

Time to look at girls: adolescent girls migration and development

by Rami | Nov 2, 2017

Time to look at girls: adolescent girls migration and development What are the constraints and opportunies linked to migration for adolescent girls ? How do they affect their capacity to choose and to act to determine their future opportunities ? Summary The research...

WASH in the context of maternal health and menstrual hygiene

by Anne Witteveen | Nov 2, 2017

WASH in the context of maternal health and menstrual hygiene What are the specific needs of users, especially women, with regard to water, sanitation and hygiene service provisions in public health facilities in India and Uganda? Summary A 2015 UNICEF and WHO...

Understanding Rights Practices in the World Heritage System: Lessons from the Asia Pacific

by Anne Witteveen | Nov 2, 2017

Understanding Rights Practices in the World Heritage System: Lessons from the Asia Pacific What are the major factors shaping, preventing or enhancing human rights-based approaches in the world heritage system? Summary The world heritage system aims to protect sites...

Rethinking Stakeholder Participation in International Governance

by Anne Witteveen | Nov 1, 2017

Rethinking Stakeholder Participation in International Governance To what extent do institutional reforms and participation mechanism increase the external stakeholder input in formal and informal governance arrangements? Summary To address today’s highly complex and...