New 17/06/2017 – by Djeralar Miankeol Commercialisation is destroying community rules Read full article
Civil peace service New 23/06/2017 – by Armando Mussa Sani, Jasmina Barckhausen Theatre sheds light on conflicts Guinea-Bissau must finally apply its land law in order to resolve conflicts More
Land grabbing New 17/06/2017 – by Djeralar Miankeol Commercialisation is destroying community rules Land conflicts are escalating in Chad, with farmers suffering most More
Land rights New 13/06/2017 – by Gunther Beger Disadvantaged traditional occupants Secure land rights are a key factor for sustainable rural development More
Colonial legacy New 09/06/2017 – by Henning Melber No land in sight Despite independence since 1990, land ownership remains unfairly distributed in Namibia More
Child development 01/06/2017 – by Susan Walker Empowering parents Special interventions empower Caribbean parents with skills to promote their children’s development More
Water supply 31/05/2017 – by Anke Peine, Christian Grünhagen Long-term structural development Despite civil war in South Sudan, GIZ is working on infrastructure improvement to supply water to people More
Multi-resistant bacteria 30/05/2017 – by Christoph Lübbert, Sabine Balk Global threat Multi-resistant bacteria found in waste water from pharma industry in Hyderabad, India More
Flood prevention 25/05/2017 – by Daniel Nordmann, Till Below After us, the deluge? Climate change adaptation is particularly important in regard to water management More
Safe drinking water 23/05/2017 – by Raphael Mweninguwe Funding matters Malawi still has a long way to go to achieve universal access to safe drinking water More
Global governance 21/05/2017 – by Lan Xue, Lingfei Weng, et al. Daunting challenges in implementing SDGs The international community needs “adaptive governance” to achieve its goals More
Water and sanitation 16/05/2017 – by Ibrahim Awol, Katja Dombrowski “Every farmer must have an improved latrine” Access to safe water is crucial for disease control More
