Anti-Slavery and Human Trafficking Policy DEVELOPMENTUM COMPANY POLICY ON ANTI SLAVERY AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING Updated and Approved by the Antylles Board on 20th of February 2024 Policy Statement This policy applies to all persons working for Developmentum  or on our...

Towards a Mutual Accountability Framework for Future Peace and Stability in Gaza, the West Bank and East Jerusalem In this blog, Dr Gregory Wilson, Developmentum Director, explores the potential of a Mutual Accountability Framework (MAF) to frame and guide progress...

What would a ‘Good Operation’ by the Proposed International Stabilisation Force look like on the ground in Gaza? In this short blog, Dr Gregory Wilson of Developmentum, looks at some of the ‘lessons’ from past military operations in situations of...

Learning from Precedent: Could an International Transitional Authority work for the State of Palestine? In this article Dr Greory Wilson, writing alongside Dr Brian Brivati, Executive Director of the Britian Palestine Project examine the precedents for UN mandates establishing transitional...

Enhancing Disaster Preparedness and Resilience in FCV Settings – Lessons for Engagement and Investment In this blog, Dr Gregory Wilson examines the case for leveraging alternative finance for Disaster Risk Management (DRM) in FCV settings: Natural and man-made disasters are...

Trade as Strategy: Rebalancing Risk-Based Development with Opportunity-Led Programming Risk-based programming has come to dominate international development. From conflict prevention to migration management, donor strategies have increasingly been driven by a logic of containment: identify the threat, deploy stabilisation tools,...

Mapping the Risk: A Criminogenic Framework for Understanding Cyber Threats to the UK The UK is not targeted by cybercriminals because it is vulnerable. It is targeted because other states are permissive. There remains a dangerous asymmetry between the way...

Theories of change for a new age of international development Development programming is under increasing pressure to demonstrate utility not just in recipient countries, but in terms that resonate with donor-country political realities. The liberal logic that once underpinned global...