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Verónica Corchado, Sonja Peteranderl

How illegal drug trafficking destroys my home town Ciudad Juárez
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D+C/E+Z Feedback from our readers
Sarah Hornsby

In Sao Paulo, music schools boost self-confidence of marginalised youth
Jon-Andri Lys, Alexander Schulze

Cooperation in research is necessary to make developing countries equal partners
Sheila Mysorekar

With Connective Cities, a new Internet platform helps networking of municipalities worldwide
Sheila Mysorekar

For two years, Engagement Global has been working for development on municipal level, and is drawing a balance
Floreana Miesen

African economies have been doing well, but could – and should – do even better
Sabine Balk

Climate change is challenging humanitarian aid in new ways
Jochen Hippler

To stop Isis, Iraq needs a credible social contract
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Disputed elections in Afghanistan and Argentina's new debt crisis.
Damilola Oyedele

Domestic violence and sexual abuse are found all over the world – Nigeria and India being prime examples
Stephan Klingebiel, Sebastian Paulo, Heiner Janus

Beyond aid: The need to redesign development cooperation
Nadja Meisterhans

The post-2015 agenda should be based on an alternative model of global governance
Ellen Thalman

IFPRI states that evidence-based policies are needed to end hunger and malnutrition
Valentin Lang, Hildegard Lingnau

Valentin Lang and Hildegard Lingnau: The post-2015 agenda needs to redefine poverty and measure it in new ways
Hans Dembowski

Hopes that rising incomes automatically lead to more activism for good governance are probably exaggerated
Hans Dembowski

The huge challenges of drafting the post-2015 agenda
Emma Samman, Laura Rodriguez Takeuchi, Esther Sommer

Since disability affects more than 1 billion people, the issue belongs on the post-2015 agenda
Gerd Müller

Gerd Müller, Germany's federal minister for economic cooperation and development, says the Charter for the Future will be about sustainability
Paul Quintos

Why reducing inequality is the key to fighting poverty and making development sustainable
Dinesh C. Sharma

Nearly half of India’s population – 620 million – still defacates in the open

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