European Association of Development Research and Training Institutes (EADI)

European Association of Development Research and Training Institutes (EADI) EADI is the leading European network in the field of development research and training. The official languages of EADI are English and French.

EADI is a Europe-wide network of institutes, researchers and students of various disciplines in the field of development studies. It organises activities and offers facilities for the international exchange of knowledge and experience in the professional field. Its most prominent activity is a General Conference devoted to a topical issue every three years. Background

The association was founded in 1975 and is an independent and non-profit-making international non-governmental organisation. Its Secretariat is based in Bonn, Germany. The EADI Executive Committee is drawn from across Europe. It is financed by its members’ contributions, an institutional grant from the German government and other projectrelated subsidies and private donations. EADI has associate, institutional, individual and student members in 28 countries. Its working groups address key issues in development research, training and information.

📰 Our newsletter is out ✅ Check it right now! 🔎 Featuring:- Care Economy: Annual CSGD lecture with Naila Kabeer-  ,   an...
08/10/2026

📰 Our newsletter is out ✅ Check it right now! 🔎 Featuring:
- Care Economy: Annual CSGD lecture with Naila Kabeer
- , and in Latin America, by DEval-Institute
- many positions and much more....
https://mailchi.mp/eadi/nl1october26

In the second post from our mini-series on large grant-funded research centres, Kibui Edwin Rwigi (Global Development In...
06/10/2026

In the second post from our mini-series on large grant-funded research centres, Kibui Edwin Rwigi (Global Development Institute) shares his reflections related to decolonisation: "Whether or not a North-South consortium explicitly adopts a decolonial outlook, partnerships will inevitably run into questions that touch on (de)coloniality in some form. Admittedly, no single project can resolve the big structural concerns of decolonisation: the political, economic, cultural, and epistemic sovereignty of global majority peoples."

In November 2019, I sat across the table from an older African professor — a well accomplished intellectual, the quintessential renaissance man

⏰ Coming up soon! Last chance to register! Join us this Thursday for our upcoming Virtual Dialogue, “Bridging the Gap: F...
28/09/2026

⏰ Coming up soon! Last chance to register!

Join us this Thursday for our upcoming Virtual Dialogue, “Bridging the Gap: From Net-Zero Commitments to Inclusive Green Livelihoods for Young Africans.”

The session will explore the gap between Africa’s climate commitments and the opportunities available to young people, with a focus on green jobs, entrepreneurship and sustainable livelihoods. Hear from researchers and practitioners and join the discussion on inclusive green livelihoods for young Africans.

📅 Thursday, 1 October 2026
⏰ 17:00 CEST
💻 Online

🎙️ Speakers:
• Serwah Prempeh – Africa Policy Research Institute (APRI)
• Abbi Kedir – African Economic Research Consortium (AERC)
• Babette Never – German Institute of Development and Sustainability (IDOS)
• Joscha Betke – INCLUDE

🎤 Moderator: Phemelo Tamasiga – German Institute of Development and Sustainability (IDOS)

🔗 Register now: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/3hK_PAEkQy2SQWC4kZlpQQ #/registration

Join us on 13 October for this webinar in Spanish with translation! 💡 One in four young women in Latin America and the C...
25/09/2026

Join us on 13 October for this webinar in Spanish with translation! 💡 One in four young women in Latin America and the Caribbean enters a union with a partner before adulthood. Most of these are informal — invisible to legal frameworks, overlooked by public policy, and largely absent from the international debate on child marriage. Evangelina Martich & Catalina Domínguez have a vast experience researching why this is happening and what it will take to stop it. ✍ Register now! https://www.eadi.org/news-2/virtual-dialogues-matrimonios-infantiles-y-uniones-tempranas-en-america-latina-13-october-2026-1800-cet

📰 Our newsletter just went out, featuring German Institute of Development and Sustainability IDOS's flagship book "Susta...
24/09/2026

📰 Our newsletter just went out, featuring German Institute of Development and Sustainability IDOS's flagship book "Sustainable Futures at Stake", picks on , our upcoming webinar, a call from our journal, an open student survey and more picks and opportunities from us and our members
https://mailchi.mp/eadi/nl2september26

✍️ In our latest blog post, Portia Roelofs (Department of International Development King's College London)  explores whe...
22/09/2026

✍️ In our latest blog post, Portia Roelofs (Department of International Development King's College London) explores whether large grant-funded research centres might unintentionally reinforce ‘the North’s Monopoly on theory’: 1️⃣This is the first post in a mini-series on large grant-funded research centres

Do Big Research Grants Lead to the ‘Faux-Popularisation’ of Principle Investigators’s Flagship Concepts?

⏰ Coming up soon! Last chance to register! Join us this Thursday for our upcoming online seminar on The Early Career Res...
21/09/2026

⏰ Coming up soon! Last chance to register!

Join us this Thursday for our upcoming online seminar on The Early Career Researcher Initiative of EJDR.

The session will explore EJDR’s Early Career Researcher Initiative, with a focus on supporting early career authors through the journal publication process. Hear directly from the EJDR editorial team and learn more about publishing your research in an international development journal.

📅 Thursday, 24 September 2026
⏰ 15:00 CEST
💻 Online

🎙️ Speakers:

• Talia Vela-Eiden – Managing Editor of EJDR

• Tewodaj Mogues – EJDR Co-editor and Senior Researcher at the International Monetary Fund

• Natasha Wagner – EJDR Co-editor and Professor of Applied Economics and Development at Radboud University

• Keetie Roelen - EJDR Co-editor and Professor of Poverty and Social Protection at The Open University, UK, Deputy Director of Centre for the Study of Global Development

🔗 Register now: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/VFhLhCYqTr6q4FlfIt_K1g #/registration

📣 Attention students of Development Studies or related field! Here's the second iteration of our student survey which se...
18/09/2026

📣 Attention students of Development Studies or related field! Here's the second iteration of our student survey which seeks to gather student perspectives on the teaching of . This is part of a consultation process we have launched for a Perspective Paper on Development Studies, with a practical focus on how it can be taught in a changing world. 💡The findings will inform the Paper and support practical recommendations on curriculum design, skills development, pedagogy, and guidance on digital tools and AI.
🖥️ All responses are anonymous. Your input will be important and help highlight what students value, what they expect, and where teaching can be improved.
⏰ Deadline is end of September!
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