Blog New 29/11/2020 – by Hans Dembowski Why non-violence makes sense for Belarussian opposition Two political scientists argue that civil disobedience is the most promising way to oppose an authoritarian regime Read
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One Health New 22/11/2020 – by Sabine Balk Holistic approach To fight zoonotic diseases, KfW development bank endorses the One Health strategy Read
Markets New 15/11/2020 – by Sarah Schneider, Armin Paasch Trade agreements as door-openers Trade agreements secure lucrative markets for Big Food Read
Food insecurity New 11/11/2020 – by Mahwish Gul As in biblical times East Africa is living with the looming threat of a second invasion of desert locusts Read
Nutrient deficiency 06/11/2020 – by Sabine Balk Hunger without feeling hungry Hidden hunger is a nutritional problem caused by a lack of vital vitamins, minerals and trace elements Read
Business support 03/11/2020 – by Sabine Balk “There is no shortage of ideas, just a shortage of money” With WIDU.africa, micro-enterprises can receive funding from the diaspora and public grants Read
International NGO 01/11/2020 – by Rabson Kondowe Mother Earth’s food diversity Slow Food is a global grassroots organisation, which was founded in Italy in 1989 Read
Public finance 09/10/2020 – by D+C/E+Z World Bank and IMF raise unorthodox demands The top leaders of World Bank and IMF are calling for more lenient approaches to debt problems in developing countries Read
Sustainable financing 08/10/2020 – by Kathrin Berensmann Huge financial needs The private sector must contribute to funding the transition to a sustainable economy Read
Global affairs 04/10/2020 – by Hans Dembowski Painting the big picture Samir Puri assesses how past empires shape today’s world views in different world regions in a new book Read
