New 15/05/2020 – by Riad Sultan, Katja Dombrowski “Digitalisation and advanced technologies must be applied” Read full article
Editorial 26/08/2014 – by Hans Dembowski The real challenge Development is neither about overcoming capitalism nor setting free market forces Read
Information technology 06/03/2014 – by Tayo Akinyemi “Huge potential” Information technology has the potential to contribute to economic growth in Africa Read
Food 22/05/2014 – by Philippe Bacac Food safety “from farm to fork” What Metro's suppliers and customers are taught in Vietnam to ensure food safety Read
Agriculture 30/05/2014 – by Gerd Müller Promoting structural change Innovation and knowledge management are the driving forces behind successful small-scale agriculture in developing countries. Read
Food security 15/08/2014 – by Marita Wiggerthale Not the solution Oxfam warns that huge private-public partnerships in agriculture may cause hunger Read
Financial markets 31/07/2014 – by Jürgen Kaiser Argentina and the vultures Argentina’s new financial troubles result from a legal loophole in the international economic order Read
Private sector 25/07/2014 – by Ipsita Sapra Unlocking potential Private-sector companies in India realise the benefits of employing persons with disabilities Read
Private-sector development 10/07/2014 – by Floreana Miesen Attracting investors African economies have been doing well, but could – and should – do even better Read
Poverty 30/06/2014 – by Valentin Lang, Hildegard Lingnau Redefining poverty Valentin Lang and Hildegard Lingnau: The post-2015 agenda needs to redefine poverty and measure it in new ways Read
Employment 14/04/2014 – by Pater Savio Silveira Transcultural training German managers learn about informal vocational training and slum life in Mumbai Read
Commodities 13/06/2014 – by Gerrit Wiesmann Escaping the resource curse It is difficult, but not impossible to escape the resource curse Read
Interview 28/10/2013 – by Ulrich Schröder Crisis-induced expansion Government-owned development banks matter in the global financial crisis – and they must accept the principle of subsidiarity Read
Financial sector 13/05/2014 – by Katharina Braun, Anna Luisa Paffhausen A development bank for Mozambique Mozambique hopes to stimulate its economy with the help of a new government-owned development bank Read
Sanitation 27/04/2014 – by Isabel Günther, Alexandra Horst Access to better toilets How to improve the sanitation situation in slum settlements Read
EADI 04/04/2014 – by Jürgen Wiemann Sharing global responsibility Unless the world's middle classes assume responsibility, there will be no sustainable development Read
Technology 12/03/2014 – by Christina Stobwasser Assessing global costs IT purchasers must pay attention to social and environmental standards, since demand has an impact on supply Read
Climate finance 21/02/2014 – by Morten Elkjær, Niels Egerup Raising additional investment capital Innovative Danish approach to mobilising private capital for climate-related investments in the developing world Read
Banking 30/01/2014 – by Kilasa Mtambalike Money flows with M-Pesa Financial transactions by mobile phone have radically changed African economies Read
Global Governance 24/12/2013 – by Fernando J. Cardim de Carvalho The rise and fall of the G20 The emergence of the G20 as a forum of the world’s most important leaders raised great expectations in late 2008. They have been disappointed. Read
World Bank 18/12/2013 – by Sabine Balk Social inclusion World Bank study calls for social inclusion and proposes meaningful measures Read
