2009/12

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2009/12

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2009/12

2009/12 – by D+C

Hans Dembowski

Development agencies have their work cut out
Ridwanul Hoque

One year of unprecedented power by democratic mandate in Bangladesh
Andrea von Rauch

Capacity building on the aid-effectiveness agenda
Claudia Isabel Rittel

France’s former leaders engulfed in “Angola-Gate”
Madiambal Diagne

Senegalese publisher elaborates quality papers’ role in development
Eduardo Araral

Lessons learned from Asian success
Kathrin Berensmann

Due to global crisis, over-indebtedness looms large
Arnaldo Pellini, John Young

Research-based evidence could make a difference
Hildegard Lingnau, Tuon Thavrak

Donor agencies do not adhere to aid-effectiveness principles in Cambodia
Development policy of Germany’s new government emphasises national ownership and the fight against poverty
Götz Nagel

InWEnt supports international-developmental engagement of municipal authorities
Volker Seitz

Less aid might deliver more to Africa
K. P. Kannan

Employment guarantees are boosting rural development in India
Hans Dembowski

Microinsurance schemes could protect 3 billion people from harm
Andrew Mwenda

Uganda’s Andrew Mwenda critisises conventional donor approaches to development
Nina V. Michaelis

Better ways to assess a nation’s welfare
Helmut Danner

African development debate takes little interest in Dambisa Moyo’s critisim of donors