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Methodology of the comparative study on gender equality across 17 countries
Survey methodology - fied work July-August 2020
International Development Barometer n°6
French views on climate, the environment, and development: examining the relationship in views on tackling poverty and climate change
Focus 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals: at the heart of our work
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), also known as "Agenda 2030" are a series of 17 goals adopted by 193 United Nations member states on 25 September 2015. Through sustainable (economic, environmental, and social) development, the overall objective of this unique framework is to create a better world, and a better life for all, by 2030.
“Handprints”: participative street art celebrating the Sustainable Development Goals
Participative street art on the SDGs, organised by 4D, from 20-25th September 2019 on banks of the river Seine in Paris (11 quai Anatole France)
International Development Barometer n°4
French views on tackling the major health pandemics: opinions, perceptions and empathy in the run-up to the replenishment conference for the Global Fund to Fight Aids, TB and Malaria
International Development Barometer n°3
The third edition of our International Development Barometer takes stock of French perceptions of gender equality in France and in developing countries, for which there appears to be widespread support.
Gender equality: domestic views vs. global concerns
Views on gender equality, domestically & at a global level: French opinions compared to American, British and German views
No Point Going Halfway
A 2minute video showing the importance of finishing what you start, with reference to the Sustainable Development Goals
International Development Barometer n°5
The 5th edition of our International Development Barometer, which examines opinions and perceptions on the G7 in the run-up to the August 2019 G7 Summit in Biarritz
How We Can Make the World a Better Place by 2030 | Michael Green | TED Talks
We cannot achieve the UN Sustainable Development Goals unless we do things differently, unless we ensure that our leaders do things differently. Which means looking for, and asking for, a different way: no more "business as usual".
Numbers in Action
What would our world look like if we managed to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030?
Policy Brief n°3: Health and Development
The role of development aid in progress achieved to date on global health.