The Duke Center for International Development (DCID) engages in discussions about the globe’s most urgent development issues through events, strategic advising, media outlets, scholarly publications and research presentations. We've also developed strong relationships with international organizations, foundations, government agencies, universities, and professional networks around the world. These partnerships provide engagement and research opportunities for international development policy and practice.
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DCID's collaboration with Oxfam America includes guest lectures and visiting practitioners, internship and master’s program project opportunities, and joint research between Duke and Oxfam experts.
DCID is the secretariat for the Southeast Asia Research Group (SEAREG), an active network of scholars in political science and related fields who are working at the forefront of Southeast Asian studies.
DCID partnered with VinUniversity to support its Green Upgrading Initiative, an effort to foster sustainable, low-carbon urban development in Vietnam. DCID is providing technical expertise and leading impact evaluation analyses for pilot projects in three urban areas: Nha Trang, Binh Dinh, and Ho Chi Minh City.
DCID is an associate partner for the PACES project, which aims to encourage migration policymakers to adopt migration science as the basis for migration policymaking.