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Sandra Abild

Debt report by German NGOs reconsiders West German past and assesses current risks in developing world
Eduard Nedelciu

In Moldova, organic farming has many advantages. It is labour intensive, environmentally friendly and yields high-value products.
Ipsita Sapra

India's anti-corruption activists need to reconsider strategy
Sandra Abild

Asian Development Bank suggests introducing carbon taxes in Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, and says climate protection need not thwart growth.
Sheila Mysorekar

Two years after the revolutions – western arms for the countries of the Arab Spring
Hans-Heinrich Bass, Thanh Trung Nguyen

Vietnam needs to tackle urban-traffic congestion
Sandra Abild

Oxfam warns of increasing land grabbing and wants the World Bank to halt investments
Hans Dembowski

The beautyful but challenging vision of integrated rural development
Christina Gradl, Christiane Ströh de Martínez, Diana Hollmann, Juliane Schmidt, Christina Kükenshöner, Till Rockenbauch

Smallholder farmers and retailers benefit from intelligently designed value chains
Sella Oneko

Three weeks after the elections, Kenyans still do not know whether Uhuru Kenyatta will be their president
Najma Rizvi

Bangladesh does not guarantee food security as demanded by its constitution
Uwe Hoering

Lots of food is wasted worldwide, but aid-agency efforts to improve matters hardly help the poor
Abdullah Al-Farooq

Bangladesh’s independence war of 1971 is making itself felt in Islamist violence today
Dagmar Milerova Praskova

The current world trade order is skewed against the hungry and needy
John Ulimwengu, Josée Randriamamonjy, Cleo Roberts

In spite of the DRC's huge agricultural potential, many people lack vital nutrients
Wilson Jidasu Kitinya

Malnutrition is a major problem among children in Tanzania. A physician explains why this hampers national development.
Hans Dembowski

The new pope must do more than pray for the poor and remind the public of their plight
Sheila Mysorekar

Medicines are too expensive for poor people in developing countries, but local production could make a difference
Aristide Tiendrebeogo

Decentralisation in Burkina Faso is coming up against obstacles because the local people are distrustful of politicians at all levels of government
Dirk Niebel

Dirk Niebel says the next development goals must go beyond the MDG agenda and include sustainability

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