Development policy Not an end in itself Top story New 18/07/2018 – by Stephan Exo-Kreischer Development cooperation is better and more effective than many people think. That is the opinion of Stephan Exo-Kreischer of ONE, the global campaigning and advocacy organisation with the mission to help end extreme poverty by 2030.
Development policy New 17/07/2018 – by Kurt Gerhardt Too many failures Kurt Gerhardt of the Bonn Appeal issues a fundamental critique of Germany’s development policy Read
Education New 16/07/2018 – by Ibrahim Oredola Falola Endless strikes In Togo, teachers often go on strike to demand better pay Read
Summer Special New 15/07/2018 – by Sheila Mysorekar Black revolutionary artist The African-American Jean-Michel Basquiat rose from graffiti sprayer to artist of international fame Read
Economic policymaking New 14/07/2018 – by Salman Anees Soz, Hans Dembowski Low-hanging fruit In the early 1990s, India’s economic reforms triggered high growth rates for the long term Read
Crisis lending New 13/07/2018 – by Hans Dembowski Two lessons from structural adjustment Indonesian economist looks back at IMF conditions in Asian crisis Read
Summer Special New 12/07/2018 – by Eva-Maria Verfürth Resolving the Middle East conflict in a soccer stadium “The 90 Minute War” – a movie about a soccer match to resolve the decades-old Israeli-Palestinian conflict Read
Political violence New 11/07/2018 – by Carlos Albuquerque Murdered hope Civil-society activists are increasingly at risk in Brazil Read
ODA New 10/07/2018 – by Linda Engel Evaluation 2.0 Digitalisation and changing conditions will determine how development projects are evaluated in the future Read
Crime New 09/07/2018 – by Humphrey Nkonde Human trafficking In Zambia’s rural areas, poor girls are often promised jobs in the city, and then sold by human traffickers Read
Municipal development cooperation New 08/07/2018 – by Sabine Balk Act locally – think globally Many municipal development projects are actively involving migrants and refugees Read
