What international cooperation will be needed over the coming decades to drive decarbonisation and manage the impacts of climate change?

This project explores how governments have responded to the ransomware threat since its surge in 2020, using case studies of active cyber defence measures deployed to disrupt ransomware networks.

Governments are taking a wide range of measures in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. The response tracker tool aims to track and compare policy responses around the world, rigorously and consistently – and make this data freely available.

Strengthening Non-state Climate Action in the Global South (ClimateSouth) is a three year project that aims to develop a rigorous social scientific evidence base to support effective climate action by cities, regional governments, and businesses in developing countries.

The project extends the Blavatnik School's COVID-19 Government Response Tracker to assess public policy responses to COVID-19 for different levels of government in Brazil.

This three-year project investigates how – and how well – spending control worked over this period in the UK.

Preliminary steps towards establishing a community of researchers on public finance and public management in developing countries.

Cities that Work is an International Growth Centre initiative that builds on work to translate economic research and practical insight into clear urban policy guidance.