Digital technologies have rapidly spread in much of the world. The number of internet users has more than tripled in a decade, and nearly 70 percent of the bottom fifth of the population in developing countries own a mobile phone. Despite this

LGBTI and Development

Feb 2nd, 2016 14m 14s

Exclusion based on Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity, and Gender Expression (SOGIE) exists in different forms across cultures, countries and regions. Homosexuality is punishable by death in some countries and illegal in many others, although

Poverty and Exclusion among Indigenous Peoples- What is the Global Evidence

Dec 17th, 2015 10m 38s

Building the evidence base for inclusion of indigenous peoples is a complex task. In different countries, and within them, indigenous peoples are described by different names: ethnic minorities, scheduled tribes, first peoples/nations, aborigin

Disability and Data – What Can We Count on?

Oct 20th, 2015 9m 17s

One billion people - 15% of the world’s population - live with some form of disability. They make up one of the largest excluded groups. Facing multiple barriers, persons with disabilities are more likely to be poor, less educated, discriminate

Measuring Social Inclusion

Jan 27th, 2015 11m 54s

How is social inclusion measured? How can one know when social inclusion is achieved? This podcast discusses data and approaches that can be used for measuring social inclusion.

Foundations of Social Inclusion: What You Need to Know

Dec 12th, 2014 8m 22s

Excluded people exist in all countries, making social inclusion a universal concern. It is relevant for developing countries and for developed economies. It is also an important element of the post-MDG development agenda.For policy makers a

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