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Proposed Federal Use of March-in Rights Would Weaken American Innovation

The Biden administration is considering exercising something called “march-in rights” as a policy prescription to curb drug prices. But as with any prescription, there is a need to weigh efficacy against the side-effects.

Blog Post by Sujai Shivakumar and Thomas Howell — December 20, 2023

Growing Cities On The Frontlines of Climate Change

Agriculture is a huge consumer of water and a major emitter of greenhouse gases. It affects and is affected by climate change. Natasha Hall argues that a focus on agriculture should not distract from the need to address cities, where most people live.

Blog Post by Natasha Hall — December 19, 2023

Spotlight - Malaysia: December 5, 2023

The first year of Anwar Ibrahim’s government has been a shaky one, pressured by elections in six states and a ferocious pro-Malay opposition.

Blog Post by Sophie Lemière — December 5, 2023

The Barriers to MENA Civil Society’s Influence at COP28

Environmental civil society from the MENA region faces unique challenges to achieve that influence at COP, even though the conference is in the Middle East for the second year in a row.

Blog Post by Neeshad Shafi and Will Todman — December 5, 2023

Public Procurement Transparency and its Potential to Reduce Corruption in Low-Income Countries

This blog discusses the direct impact of public procurement on economic stability and development, utilizing countries such as Rwanda, Georgia, Afghanistan, and Tanzania to showcase examples of positive and negative impacts. This piece highlights that public procurement isn't just a process - it's the heartbeat of nations, influencing the very fabric of their socio-economic landscapes. 

Blog Post by Salome Girgvliani — November 28, 2023