Poverty Reduction

The first UN Sustainable Development Goal is to end poverty in all its forms everywhere.

When a relatively strong African country is struggling on all fronts

To understand what impacts multiple global crises have on everyday life in a developing country, consider the example of Kenya.

Poverty reduction

Goals that make a difference

Accurately assessing the MDGs and meaningful goals beyond

Schools

Formal education must be of practical relevance

Higher school enrolment in Africa is leading to new challenges

Financial inclusion

Banking the rural poor

Financial services have yet to reach the rural masses in India’s Karnataka

Editorial

Give them a chance

Give young people the chances they deserve

Youth

Work brings security

Employment is a route to political stability in fragile states

Labour market

Don’t bank on self-employment

Don’t force young people into self-employment

Unpromising future

Explosive youth

Guinean youngsters torn between protest and opportunism

Labour market

One of Zambia’s greatest challenges

Zambia’s youth frustrated by lack of opportunities

Opportunities for the young

“Diverse forms of learning”

African education ministers are becoming aware of informal sector’s relevance

Relevant reading

Development for the next generation

Relevant reading on youth and development

Sustainability

The UN Sustainable Development Goals aim to transform economies in an environmentally sound manner, leaving no one behind.