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Patricia Galicia

A village in Guatemala invites eco-tourists to its river in order to boost its municipal budget
Christina Stobwasser

IT purchasers must pay attention to social and environmental standards, since demand has an impact on supply
Christina Stobwasser

Governance is improving in Africa, but still leaves much to be desired
Sheila Mysorekar

Fragile states have to mobilise domestic resources for development
Ingrid-Gabriela Hoven, Martin Kipping

World Bank goes through sweeping reforms to maximise development impact
Tayo Akinyemi

Information technology has the potential to contribute to economic growth in Africa
Ellen Thalman

Why even professional media coverage of wars tends to be increasingly distorted
Sabine Balk

Critics want aid to be re-designed in order to promote international solidarity
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Homophobic law in Uganda, the freedom of press and the number of wars
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D+C/E+Z Feedback from our reader
Gerd Müller

Policies on climate protection and international development must be coherent
Hans Dembowski

Mutual distrust in climate and development matters
Birgit Reher, Stefan Jankowiak

Bielefeld is supporting climate-relevant projects in its Nicaraguan twin city Estelí
Mansour Dahouenon, Annette von Lossau

Senegal can and should generate electricity from renewable energies
Anita Mehnert

We need a cohesive development and climate policy
Kumar Sundaram

Civil-society activists in India do not believe nuclear power serves their country well
Hans Dembowski

In the Central African Republic, the international community is countenancing anti-Muslim pogroms
Morten Elkjær, Niels Egerup

Innovative Danish approach to mobilising private capital for climate-related investments in the developing world
Charlotte Schmitz, Guido Zebisch

Why Modern Standard Arabic needs to be updated – in particular in regard to technology
Ian Christoplos

Why naïve green-growth strategies can lead to failure
Ronald Mangani

Why support for adapting to climate change must be unconditional
Katja Dombrowski

Thailand's election has not solved any of the country's urgent problems

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