RESEARCH

iiG research aims to address the institutional constraints on achieving pro-poor growth in Africa and South Asia. The selection of themes and projects is driven by a dual objective: creating high quality academic research with a direct relevance for policy. The overarching research narrative is that differences in economic opportunities determine which institutions are likely to be important for pro-poor growth. More details can be found in the iiG Concepts and Framework section.

Phase 1: Improving Institutions for Growth

Research Phase 1 includes projects under the themes:

  • Accountability and Governance
  • Firm Development and Exports
  • Institutions for Inclusive Growth in Poor Settings

Phase 2: Growth, Firms and Markets in Africa

An extension the phase 1 theme 'Firm, Development and Exports'. This phase splits into three sub-themes:

  • Firm Growth
  • Innovation and Entrepreneurship
  • Market Markets Work

ALL PROJECTS

Using Social Economics to Design Peer-to-Peer Farmer Extension Programmes

Weather and Death in India: Mechanisms and Implications of Climate Change

What Makes an Effective Bureaucrat? Evidence from the Indian Administrative Service