A new Community of Practice on research and policy in Gender and Tax (CoPGT), whose secretariat…
The series aims to shed light on checkpoints in conflict contexts across the world and provide a new window into dynamics of authority and power….
LoGRI is seeking a Technical Coordinator to support ongoing property tax reforms in Sierra Leone, engaging with innovative projects in Freetown, Kenema City, and other municipalities….
The UN ad hoc committee concluded yesterday the first round of negotiations for the final parameters – or the “terms of reference” – for a UN framework convention on tax, which some have said “could deliver the biggest shake-up in history of the global tax system.”…
Harvard University hosted its annual Harvard Ministerial Leadership Forum last month welcoming finance and economic planning…
How much tax can low-income countries feasibly raise? This has become a key question in light…
The Institute of Development Studies (IDS), home to the International Centre for Tax and Development (ICTD), has once again been ranked first in the world for Development Studies in partnership with the University of Sussex….
Here’s a quick recap of a diverse range of ICTD content exploring showcasing research on gender and tax – from poetry, to reading lists, to thought-provoking publications both old and new….
The ICTD is seeking recent graduates and early career professionals interested in developing their research skills and gaining fieldwork and project management experience in preparation for a doctoral program….
Dr Samuel Jibao, director of the Centre for Economic Research and Capacity Building in Sierra Leone and long-time partner of ICTD, in a new video, highlighted the strong potential of linking tax research and policy in generating impact in practice….
A two-day workshop opened in Accra, Ghana, on the topic ‘Taxing mobile money: Lessons and ways forward’. Research findings and recommendations have been very useful in shaping Ghana’s e-levy….
The coordinator of the Community of Practice (CoP) on Gender and Taxation will manage the various…
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