Research underpinning the GRADE
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A model of the impact of government revenue and quality of governance on schooling International Journal of Educational Development
- A Model to Explain the Impact of Government Revenue on the Quality of Governance and the SDGs. Economies 2023, 11(4), 108
- A model to explain the impact of government revenue on the quality of governance and the SDGs. A UNU-WIDER Working Paper
- The Impact of Government Revenue on the Achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals and the Amplification Potential of Good Governance. Cent Eur J Econ Model Econom 2022;14:109–9.
- Government revenue, quality of governance and child and maternal survival. Applied Economics Letters, 1-6 (2021).
- Government Revenue and Child and Maternal Mortality. Open Econ Rev 32, 213–229 (2021).
Use of the GRADE
- An assessment of the impact of gaps in global governance on children’s rights in Malawi in the context of the climate emergency
Submission to CESCR – International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights 76 Session (Sep. 2024) - An analysis of the impact of debt service on human rights – GRADE Policy Brief
- Joint Civil Society submission in respect of the CERDs review of the UK
- Litany of failure: the OECD’s stewardship of international taxation
- Tax Expenditure and the Sustainable Development Goals Sustainable Development
- Financing Child Rights in Malawi BMC Public Health
- The Principles of Tax Justice and the Climate Crisis in Africa’s Resource-Rich Nations
- How can corporate taxes contribute to sub-Saharan Africa’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)? A case study of Vodafone
Globalization and Health 2023. - Submission to the UN Secretary-General Tax Report 2023: Promotion of inclusive and effective tax cooperation at the United Nations
- Universities of St Andrews and Leicester – Input to the 2023 UN Tax Report.
- Tax Abuse – The Potential for the Sustainable Development Goals PLOS Glob Public Health 2022.
- Tax Justice & Human Rights: The 4 Rs and the realisation of rights.
- UN calls on Netherlands to account for tax policy impact on child rights.
- Ireland’s Responsibility for the Impacts of Cross Border Tax Abuse on the Realisation of Children’s Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
- Joint Submission to the UN Independent Expert on Foreign Debt – Current challenges to financing for development, including education.
- Submission to the Universal Periodic Review of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland to highlight the cross-border impact of the UK’s tax policies.
- Submission to the Special Rapporteur on the Right to Education.
- Submission to the Independent Expert on Foreign Debt by the Tax and Education Alliance, the Tax Justice Network, the Global Alliance for Tax Justice, Action Aid, and the Global Campaign for Education and Education International.
Related Research
- Financing Social Protection Floors: Contribution of the Special Rapporteur to Financing for Development 2025
- Achieving basic rights in healthcare facilities in low-income countries:
- Higher-income countries and global child health.
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Public Money Creation to Maintain Fundamental Human Rights during the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Tax and the right to Health
- Weak Health Systems and Ebola
Tax Models for Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Nepal, Senegal, Uganda and Zambia
