Our latest research is the first of three bulletins investigating the negative social and economic impacts of the pandemic in the Philippines, Zambia, Malawi and Ethiopia.

Covid-19 is hitting the poorest people the hardest - upcoming research interviews people behind the statistics.

New research suggests that people in low-income countries will be at the back of the line for vaccines. Yet, economic and social disruptions from the disease have had devastating impacts on those living in poverty. Delaying vaccine access in low-income countries would be a moral outrage.

This blog takes an in-depth look at various health effects and responses to Covid-19 and lessons learned from elsewhere, including from other pandemics such as HIV.

This blog sheds light on the impact of upward and downward income mobility on the structural poverty dynamics in South Africa.

In this video, CPAN authors of the CPR4 report, Andrew Shephard and Vidya Diwakar examine the issues surrounding the report’s themes of economic growth and poverty reduction among the poorest groups.