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Investigative research

The profitable business of climate disinformation

In a world marked by increasingly frequent and extreme weather events, outright denial of global warming becomes less and less convincing. As a result, those who seek to undermine climate action have adapted their tactics. Today’s climate disinformation is a complex web that includes false information, harassment and AI-powered greenwashing posing significant challenges to climate action and public understanding.

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Protests in Kenya

“I am plagued by doubts about how we as a country can survive”

It has been a year since Kenya’s young “Generation Z” took to the streets in large numbers for weeks to protest tax increases and the 2024 Finance Bill. The movement attracted considerable international attention, but a year later little has changed in Kenya. On the contrary, the state is cracking down hard on any form of protest. Shakira Wafula, one of the most prominent faces of the movement, writes here about her thoug...

Public transport

Electric motorcycles are transforming urban transport in Uganda

Electric boda bodas are becoming a clean and cost-saving alternative to petrol bikes in Uganda. With solar charging stations, digital ride-hailing and more women joining the sector, e-bodas quietly transform the nation’s urban transport.

Monthly Front
In the Digital Monthly Edition 7/2025

Why don’t we talk more about climate change?

Adaptation

Despite disaster, climate action is lacking

Pakistan has been heavily affected by extreme weather events in recent years. Experts urge policymakers to implement existing policies – and lament that Pakistanis have too little interest in climate policy.

Heat

The vicious circle of inattention

South Sudan has had to close schools for the second year in a row as temperatures rose to 45 degrees Celsius. It takes such clearly visible consequences of climate change to make people in this crisis-ridden country aware of the problem.

Reigniting climate action

The one thing that affects us all

The climate crisis continues to devastate communities. And yet it has largely disappeared from global political discourse, while people continue to live their lives as if it were a crisis we could solve with an app. How could this happen?

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In der Hindukusch-Himalaya-Region schmelzen die Gletscher
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Global environment

Restoring the planet’s environmental health is indispensable

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Plattenladen im Kenyatta-Markt in Nairobi
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Culture Special

Art with a developmental connection - compiled for you by the D+C editorial team.

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Kinder auf einem staatlichen Schulhof in Nigeria.
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Education

Around the world, access to education must be made easier and its quality has to improve

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Eine Sammlung von Geldscheinen und Münzen.
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Fiscal space

In view of multiple crises, state agencies must stay able to invest in crucial infrastructure and services

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A woman in Iran is protesting for her rights.
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Gender equality

Empowering women and girls is crucial to achieving gender justice.

 

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