Public Engagement, Aid and Sustainable Development: Evidence, Insights & the Road to 2030

When: 27-28 April 2023

Where: King's Place, Central London, United Kingdom, N1 9AG

The Workshop will assemble leading academics, policymakers, journalists and practitioners from around the world to engage with the latest insights in public attitudes and behaviours towards sustainable development, global poverty and aid. The aim of the workshop is to bring these communities together to enable us all to build better support for sustainable development. To read our Call for Papers, click here.

Spread over the course of a day and a half in central London, this workshop will showcase the latest insights in policy and practice with a mixture of invited keynote speeches as well as a number of academic panels and roundtables. The workshop seeks to build networks and facilitate discussion between scholars and practitioners, offering a space to exchange ideas and spark new collaborations.

UK Minister of State for International Development and Africa Andrew Mitchell will deliver the keynote address on the evening of Thursday, 27 April. A full list of panels, panellists and speakers will be published here in due course.