Danish Development Research Network
Our working environments have become truly global. Even though they are often invisible, harmful substances are traveling long distances between the South and the North. …
Carla Colque-Little specializes in diseases of one of the star crops from Bolivia – quinoa. A plant that many countries – for instance, Denmark – …
Indigenous peoples of the Amazon are affected by mercury contamination in Bolivia due to small-scale gold extraction. The women are some of the most vulnerable …
In May 2022, Danish Institute for International Studies (DIIS) published the policy brief ‘Decolonising Academic Collaboration: South-North Perspectives’. Earlier, researchers from Kenya, Ghana and Denmark, …
A professor at Section for Global Development at University of Copenhagen moved his research on access to resources and land ownership from West Africa to …
According to data provided by the UN, by 2025 half of the world’s population will live in areas of water scarcity, making it essential to …
Uganda is described by many in the humanitarian circles as one of the friendliest countries in the world to refugees. Some reports, such as one …
A large research project in close cooperation between researchers from Denmark and Burkina Faso has focused on what happens to epidemics when they emerge in …
The history of Danish development assistance, and the role of civil society groups with a focus on vulnerable groups in this history, was discussed at …
Helene Maria Kyed is a researcher from the Danish Institute for International Studies. She specializes in studying which part non-state actors play in terms of …
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