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Health Policy Center
Understanding how lives and communities can be transformed by sound policies and access to quality health care
June 23, 2014
 
Housing Finance Policy Center
Analyzing the housing finance system and its effects on the economy, households, and communities
June 23, 2014
 
Justice Policy Center
Sound strategies for combating crime and promoting public safety
June 23, 2014
 
Kids in Context
Cutting across disciplines to understand families, communities, and the public systems that influence kids’ well-being and success
June 23, 2014
 
Urban – Greater DC
Informing policy debate and decisionmaking in our home city and region
June 23, 2014
 

Capabilities

The mission of the Urban Institute Center on International Development and Governance (IDG) is to improve governance and opportunities for citizens in developing countries by providing research and technical assistance focused on local government, delivery and financing of public services, and the interactions of governments with firms and citizens.

Indefinite Quantity Contracts

The Urban Institute holds a variety of grant and contract mechanisms that make it simple to access the expertise of our team. For US Government entities (such as USAID and MCC), several indefinite quantity contract (IQC) mechanisms are available. Please contact Robert Malotte for additional information on any of IDG's IQC mechanisms.

Urban Institute's Local Public Sector Initiative branches out

UI is setting out build on LPSI’s initial findings by analyzing the role of the local public sector on global development outcomes in health and education from 2000 through 2010 for approximately 60 developing and transition countries, with support from the Development Partner Working Group on Decentralization and Local Governance (DELOG). 

Thematic Practice Areas

The Urban Institute works in developing, transitioning, and fragile countries to support transformative development interventions.

About

The Kids in Context initiative identifies and documents critical gaps in systems designed to support families and children, focusing on where reforms could make the biggest difference. We assess neighborhood, city, state, and national innovations and explore conditions that contribute to their success. We generate concrete lessons for policy and practice from emerging research.