Print edition

2016/11

2016/11 – by D+C

Download current edition as e-paper

Linda Engel

Sustainable cocoa cultivation improves living conditions for farmers
Shushan Tedla, Irmgard Buchkremer-Ratzmann

Emergency kits help medical teams respond effectively in disaster situations and administer needs-based treatment later
giz

GIZ photo competition in Lebanon results in pictures that illustrate young people’s visions
Regine Mehl

Postgraduate course at GDI-DIE prepares participants for professional challenges in global affairs
Eva-Maria Bruchhaus

Cooperative market secures livelihood of 900 market trader women in Abidjan
Afshan Subohi

If the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor works out well, it could jumpstart Pakistan’s economy
Eva-Maria Bruchhaus

As self-organised savings communities, “tontines” are an example of economic, social and cultural solidarity in West Africa
Frank Maul

Import Promotion Desk help producers from developing countries to get a foothold in Europe
Armin Paasch

EU trade policies do not take human rights in to account appropriately
Renata Buriti

Zika proves that Brazil needs better sanitation and health services
Sabine Balk

The fight against infectious diseases is a task for national governments and the international community
Karoline Lerche

Poverty is sexist – particularly when it comes to health
Eva Dick

New Urban Agenda adopted by UN conference Habitat III in Quito in October
Karoline Lerche

Gavi and the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria are saving millions of lives
Lea Diehl

Global Hunger Index 2016 reckons that things have improved – but almost 800 million people still suffer hunger
Lea Diehl

Universal governance standards are not in force everywhere, but are useful nevertheless
Sheila Mysorekar

Thailand’s third most deadly disease is melioidosis
Linda Kleemann, Lukas Borkowski, Tobias Stöhr

To innovate more, smallholder farmers need better financial services and competent advice
Sheila Mysorekar

Neglected tropical diseases affect more than a billion people worldwide
Lea Diehl

Experts want poor people in tropical countries to benefit from advances in medical technology
Edith Koesoemawiria

390 million people in more than 120 countries were infected with dengue in 2014
Edith Koesoemawiria

Indonesia is striving to get a grip on dengue
Zafrullah Chowdhury

To control diseases in poor countries, awareness raising and capacity building is needed at the grass-roots level
Jonathan Bashi

Clinging to power, President Kabila threatens peace and stability in DR Congo
Christian Wagner-Ahlfs

Antibiotic resistance is endangering the health of many people worldwide
Lea Diehl

Brief overview: Mangaluru
Hilda Rayappan, Lea Diehl

Civil-society leader discusses the recent development of Mangaluru, a south Indian harbour town
Edith Koesoemawiria

Indonesian government should heed proposals of International People’s Tribunal concerning atrocities of 1965

Download current edition as PDF

User menu

Timbuktu – a story of heroes and myths

Lost childhood

Homosexuality is not a disease

Risks and side-effects

2016/11

D+C Newsletter

2016/11

2016/11