World Risk Index 2021 Small island states and Africa are particularly vulnerable Top story New 26/04/2022 – by Monika Hellstern The World Risk Index shows to what an extent a country is likely to suffer natural disasters.
Skills training New 25/04/2022 – by Derrick Silimina Training tailors, cooks or service staff Catholic nuns try to help young women in Zambia to escape poverty Read
World Risk Report 2021 New 24/04/2022 – by Monika Hellstern Social protection for disaster preparedness Aid organisations call for high-income countries to support developing countries in social protection Read
D+C/E+Z New 23/04/2022 – by D+C/E+Z Why we believe in our Digital Monthly What purposes our Digital Monthly serves, and how it differs from the print issue Read
DBL Group New 22/04/2022 – by M. A. Jabbar, Sabine Balk “We are growing dynamically” Automation will have multiple implications, positive and negative – for example people will have better training so their opportunities improve Read
Health care New 21/04/2022 – by Benjamin M. Kagina Covid-19 vaccine rollout: upsides and downsides in Africa Sub-Saharan healthcare systems tend to be weak, but vaccinations help to make people’s lives safer Read
Rule of law New 20/04/2022 – by Marva Khan Pakistan’s new prime minister faces huge challenges With swift and decisive action, Pakistan’s Supreme Court has ended a constitutional crisis Read
Ethiopia New 19/04/2022 – by Michaela Fink, Reimer Gronemeyer Workers have mixed feelings about Ethiopian textile sector Some see modern slavery in Ethiopian garments production, other appreciate the creation of jobs Read
Education New 18/04/2022 – by Dasmani Laary Teachers urgently wanted In Ghana, efforts to find a solution to teacher shortages are still ongoing Read
Ukraine war New 17/04/2022 – by Claudia Isabel Rittel To the benefit of the starving, hungry might be given less Ukraine war may mean hunger for millions of people. Therefore, experts demand financial support for poorer countries’ grain purchases Read
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