The University of Manchester's Global Development Institute brought together The Guardian, World Bank and Oxfam for a panel discussion to take questions and share academic research, policy and campaigning perspectives on how and where we start to tackle Global Inequalities - one of the University's five research beacons.
The discussion was chaired by Anna Leach, Deputy Editor of The Guardian's Global Development Professionals Network and an alumna of The University of Manchester.
The panel featured:
Carolina Sanchez- Senior Director of the Poverty and Equity Global Practice (GP) at World Bank
Dr Rory Horner- Researcher, Global Development Institute (GDI), The University of Manchester
Rebecca Gowland- Head of Campaigning, Oxfam UK
Rebecca Gowland (left) from Oxfam with Anna Leach (right), Deputy Editor for the Guardian Global Development Professionals Network
Dr Rory Horner from our Global Development Institute represented The University of Manchester during the event. You can read a related working paper by Dr Rory Horner and Professor David Hulme here on work on inequalities by clicking here
Dr Rory Horner of the Global Development Institute (left) with Carolina Sanchez of the World Bank (right)
