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If you want to start a business, you need money. In Afghanistan, the funds usually come from private loans and the informal sector.

Hotspot Afghanistan

Private sector needs suitable financing

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by Bernd Leidner
Pollinators can no longer be taken for granted: bee in an apple blossom.

BIodiversity

Agriculture at risk

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by Cema Tork

Environmental protection

Mangroves against climate change

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by Ika Ningtyas
TB patient in Kolkata in 2009.

Health

How to contain superbugs

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65 % of the population work in agriculture: a farmer in rural Malawi in her maize field.

Development

Political and economic profile of Malawi

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by Rolf Drescher
Malawi after storm Idai: Due to flooding, schools in the south of the country were converted into shelters for storm victims. It is unclear whether the election will be affected.

Development of democracy

Malawi heads for elections

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by Rolf Drescher
South Sudanese boy in Palorinya refugee settlement, Uganda.

Refugees

Uganda’s open doors

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by Ochan Hannington

Biotechnology

Consumption might be unsafe

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by Humphrey Nkonde
Informal grocer placing orders after Twiga delivery in Nairobi.

Blog

Serving the bottom of the pyramid

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by Hans Dembowski
Afghan refugees celebrating Prime Minister Imran Khan in late September 2018 in Karachi.

Informal livelihoods

The debate that never was

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by Mahwish Gul
Mahwish Gul
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