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Cocoa harvest in Ghana: For cocoa farmers, the billion-dollar market often does not yield much.

Supply chains

Tracking cocoa from tree to trade

Ghana has tested a digital system that aims to make cocoa supply chains more transparent and help the sector meet EU sustainability requirements. Farmers hope to benefit as well.

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by Nastaran Zarnegari
by Francis Dadzie Mintah

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Charging an electric car: it will take a transformation of transport worldwide to meet climate targets.

Global warming

Technological revolution and prudent policymaking

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by Mojib Latif

Ethnographic study of a Swiss bank’s financial analysts

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by Hans Dembowski
Waste collector in Sierra Leone: Donor funding is still needed to reduce poverty.

Development finance

Climate finance and humanitarian aid

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by Ulrich Post
The private sector needs to help finance sustainable development: textile factory in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Development finance

Sweeping changes envisaged

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by Ulrich Post
Students during a lecture, Woodpecker Seminar, Francistown, Botswana.

Review

Prosperity through the right ­institutions

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by Rebecca Renz
Fair wages and trade could decisively reduce poverty: tea production in Kenya.

Development strategy

“People have created poverty”

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
Regulated cannabis products on display in a shop in Montevideo.

Organised crime

Paradigm change

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by Eleonore von Bothmer

World Bank Report on work, social protection and taxes

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by Hans Dembowski
The Dhaka based textile company Zaber & Zubair Fabrics has committed to achieving the SDGs and has set up a waste-water treatment plant of its own.

Finance

The SDGs and the private sector

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk

In defence of the SDGs

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by Hans Dembowski