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Results-based Funding

Paris, 19. May 2014

Today development partners are under strong pressure to demonstrate the results achieved through development co-operation. Results-based funding is one major attempt to respond to this pressure by reshaping the delivery instruments and relationships between development partners. Results-based funding (such as results based aid, program…

Laos on its way to WTO membership: challenges and opportunities for developing high-value agricultural exports

Wiemann, Jürgen / Verena Ashoff / Melanie Grad / Anna Katharina Meyer / Stefanie (2009)
Studies 51

The role of regulation, tradition and gender in doing business: case study and survey report on a two-year research project in Ghana

Hampel-Milagrosa, Aimée (2011)
Studies 60

Industrial policy in Tunisia

Erdle, Steffen (2011)
Discussion Paper 1/2011

A multi-model assessment of inequality and climate change

Emmerling, Johannes / Pietro Andreoni / Ioannis Charalampidis / [...] / Daniele Malerba et al. (2024)
External Publications

Institutional reform needs of Germany’s bilateral development cooperation

Ashoff, Guido (2009)
Briefing Paper 8/2009

Private investments in climate change adaptation

Nairobi, 05. December 2016

This workshop discussed the mobilisation of private investments in climate change adaptation. In the 2015 Paris Agreement, developed countries reaffirmed their commitment from the 2009 Copenhagen Accord to mobilise USD 100 billion annually by 2020 to support climate-change mitigation and adaptation in developing countries. A substantial…

Macroeconomic impacts and employment effects of solar and wind energy production in the EU and MENA until 2050

Bonn, 04. February 2013

The German Development Institute , Dii (Desert Power Industrial Initiative) and Kiel Institute for the World Economy (IfW) have the pleasure of inviting you to a stakeholder consultation to discuss macroeconomic and employment effects of renewable energy deployment in the European Union (EU) and Middle East and North Africa (MENA). In the…

Financial dependence and aid allocation by Swiss NGOs: a panel tobit analysis

Dreher, Axel / Peter Nunnenkamp / Hannes Öhler / Johannes Weisser (2012)
External Publications

Demystifying adaptation finance for the private sector

Druce, Laura / Ulf Moslener / Christine Gruening / Pieter Pauw / Richenda Connell (2016)
External Publications

Local adaptation to climate change: a case study among the indigenous Palaw’ans in the Philippines

Matias, Denise Margaret (2015)
External Publications

Disruptive Structural Change

Bonn, 26. April 2016

The workshop explored the socio-economic implications of global technological megatrends and the key principles and best practices of innovative industrial policy responses. It brought together two technological domains that so far had been largely addressed in parallel by separate research communities: the revolutionary changes to…

The impact of Russia on governance structures in Ukraine

Sushko, Oleksandr (2008)
Discussion Paper 24/2008

Does Russia impact on governance structures in Ukraine? Does the Russian leadership have either a motive or leverage to shape Ukraine’s political system?

Do cows have negative returns? The evidence revisited

Gehrke, Esther / Michael Grimm (2014)
External Publications

UN at 80 needs a new approach to reforming the UN development system

Baumann, Max-Otto (2025)
External Publications

The web of Arctic governance fora: more than just the Council

Hansen-Magnusson, Hannes / Charlotte Gehrke (2025)
External Publications

Adaptive governance at work: how Chinese state actors respond to overseas pushback on the Belt and Road Initiative

Li, Hangwei / Wang Yuan (2025)
External Publications

Previous MGG Academy Courses

The MGG Academy is based on the premise that young leaders not only need contextual knowledge about their field of expertise, but also profound knowledge about the analysis of complex global interdependencies as well as personal and social skills. In the Academy, we provide the future change makers with these and other skills.

2012

2012 Jump to: Archive 2012 December November October September August July June May April March February January Archive 2012 Jan. Feb. March April May June July Aug. Sep . Oct. Nov. Dec. December A Hand Up Subsidies have long served as a safety net for needy Egyptians, but they are also inefficient, wasteful and expensive. Now the government is working to come up with a better social welfare system, one that encourages the poor to participate in Egypt’s economic…

Why digital services for refugees often fail to achieve their objectives

Preiß, Carlotta (2019)
The Current Column, 14. May 2019

Many international organizations rely on digital strategies to support displaced persons. But access to the Internet is still severely limited for people in the Global South.