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2017/03

2017/3 – by D+C

Frank Bliss

The idea of social protection is gaining momentum in development aid
Hans Dembowski

In both Pakistan and India, legislation fails to ensure that NGOs meet minimum standards of transparency and accountability
Usche Merk

Resilience has become a new buzzword in development circles – the impacts are not always positive
Theresa Krinninger

Experts demand change of course in international trade policy
Karoline Caesar

Parties who want to contribute to a peace process need to interpret the narratives of conflict causes prudently
Katja Dombrowski

Transparency International urges government to break vicious circle
Sun Narin

The legacy of the Khmer Rouge still haunts Cambodia
Christina Grein

Myanmar’s NLD Government has disappointed many hopes since coming to power almost one year ago
Lisdey Espinoza Pedraza, Markus Heinrich

Peace Parks could be a model for cooperation in the Middle East and North Africa
Isaac Sagala

Kenyans worry about hate speech in the media
Eva-Maria Verfürth, Qayssar Alwardii

Iraqi youth seeks to reunite society with an annual peace carnival
Katja Dombrowski

For five years now, Engagement Global has been supporting commitment to development work
Theresa Krinninger

A small number of multinational corporations control the global food industry from the field to the supermarket shelf
Hans-Joachim Fuchtel

Germany’s Federal Government will put the SDS high on the agenda of this year’s G20 summit in Hamburg
Sheila Mysorekar

A new start after violent conflicts is difficult – but not impossible
Maya Perusin Mysorekar

A former FARC combatant is now fighting for peace and reconciliation
Amanda Lucía Camilo Ibarra, Sheila Mysorekar

After over 50 years of civil war in Colombia, it is not easy to live in peace
Nico Beckert

Corruption in Africa: preconceptions and hidden perpetrators
Martina Rieken

What civil conflict resolution can achieve
Martina Rieken

Civil Peace Service supports refugees and returnees
Reverend Peter Tibi

Essential dimensions of multi-faceted peacebuilding
Gloria Laker Aciro Adiiki

Peace journalism is a permanent duty – including on social media
Gloria Laker Aciro Adiiki

Ugandan media are taking effective approaches to promoting peace
Mechthild Buchholz

Medica Afghanistan is lending support to women who have survived violence
Humaira Rasuli, Saifora Paktiss

The main problems for Afghan women are lack of security, insufficient involvement in the reconciliation process and lack of access to an unbiased just
Sella Oneko

Uhuru Kenyatta is an example of Africa’s political elite being hard to topple
Philip Thon Aleu

With husbands at war or dead, refugee mothers struggle to feed their children

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