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Helmut Danner

Kenyan authors analyse the problem of youth unemployment in their country and how it can be tackled
Peter Nunnenkamp, Rainer Thiele

Low-income countries are not the main beneficiaries of aid for trade
Christoph Kannengießer

Upswing requires the right environment in a developing country
Christoph Kannengießer

Private-sector involvement is vital for Africa's economic development
Friedrich Kaufmann, Winfried Borowczak

Why Mozambique is one of the world’s least competitive countries
Julia Bayer

To protect South Africa’s wildlife, local communities need to involved in more meaningful way
Friedrich Kaufmann, Winfried Borowczak

Foreign trade can drive development but the opportunity is not being taken in Mozambique
Afshan Subohi

Hopping from crisis to crisis, Pakistani governments seem to be conditioned to opt for quick fixes
Afshan Subohi

Pakistan’s exports are declining even though successive governments have promised export-led development
Alfred R. Bizoza, Eugenia Kayitesi

PEGNet Conference will assess opportunities of regional integration in Africa
Aditi Roy Ghatak

“Make in India” is unlikely to boost the country’s suffering economy
Hans Dembowski

Why economic development is linked to export diversification
Gerd Müller

Gerd Müller, German minister for international cooperation and development, demands fair rules for sustainable export industries
Ceciel Shiraz Raj

UNEP and Interpol demand internationally coordinated action against environmental crime
Nico Beckert

Consumers’ purchasing choices can have an impact on how goods are produced
Eva-Maria Verfürth

Germany and African Union cooperate in African-German Youth Initiative
Sheila Mysorekar

Media needs to fight stereotypes when reporting about women
Erik Solheim

Environmental crime is destroying our planet, undermining peace and endangering our lives
Nanjira Sambuli

Why Nairobi’s innovative start-up community needs global links
Nassir Djafari

Oil wealth does not necessarily prevent democratic development, researchers find
Gina dos Reis, Jürgen Kaiser

Mozambique’s most recent corruption scandal shows where excessive dependency on commodity exports leads
Nico Beckert

Not much progress on improving occupational safety in Bangladesh’s garment industry
Susanne Neubert

Despite obstacles, organic farming makes more sense in sub-Saharan Africa than conventional cultivation
Rita Schäfer

The legal status of women in South Africa is better than ever before – on paper
Niaz Asadullah

Not only in view of terrorism, Bangladesh needs better schools and better governance

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