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Resilient and Sustainable Islands Initiative (RESI)

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Project Team

Dr Emily Wilkinson (Overseas Development Institute, ODI), Dr Courtney Lindsey (Interamerican Development Bank), Cristina Argudin Violante (University of Southampton), Dr George Carter (Australian National University), Prof Jack Corbett (University of Southampton), Dr Matthew Bishop (University of Sheffield), Dr Michele Scobie (University of West Indies), Mr Rachid Bouhia (UNCTAD).

Relevant Sustainable Development Goals

Project Overview and Key Activities

New international norms, policies and processes are vital for small island developing states (SIDS) to achieve sustained, resilient and equitable development. In the context of contemporary global economic restructuring, post-pandemic recovery and accelerating climate change, good domestic governance alone is not enough.

RESI is a global advisory network based at ODI, that works with SIDS and their partners to frame policy problems, influence reform of the international governance architecture, and find solutions to growing sustainability challenges.

RESI connects:

By doing so, we will improve the conditions under which SIDS can achieve:

Outputs

Policy Breif:

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Impact toolkit

Impact toolkit

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