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Half of the world’s hungry are small-scale farmers: the owner of a bean field in Paraguay

World trade order

Something rotten in the food system

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by Dagmar Milerova Praskova
People hardly eat meat and fish: sorting fishermen’s catch on the shores of Lake Kivu.

Food

Need in a land of plenty

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by John Ulimwengu
by Josée Randriamamonjy
by Cleo Roberts
In Tanzania, each child has to visit a Reproductive and Child Health (RCH) clinic every month for health exams: Mother-child clinic in Kalabezo.

Hunger

No food, no health

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Pope Francis

Catholic Church

Italian Argentinian

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by Hans Dembowski
Dispensary in rural Tanzania.

Health care

“Silent Murder”

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by Sheila Mysorekar
Sheila Mysorekar
Traditional authorities matter: King Kamou Battou of the Gha, a small ethnic group that accounts for about eight percent of Burkina Faso’s population, in 2008.

Muncipalities

Failure likely

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by Aristide Tiendrebeogo
Anthony Mulowa

Nowadays

Escaping poverty

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by Anthony Mulowa
Market in Harar: Ethiopia has used Diaspora bonds to fund the expansion of its power grid.

Public finance

Patriotic funds

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by Annika Manz
BDO International Business Compass (Overall index).

World market

Low wages are not all

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by Sheila Mysorekar
Sheila Mysorekar
Shared concern: Dirk Niebel and Bill Gates with Mark Dybul, the executive director of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria at a photo opportunity during the World Economic Forum in Davos in January 2013.

Multilateral policymaking

Quantum leap

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by Dirk Niebel
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