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WAVE is making a difference in Nigeria.

Youth

Radicalism is not necessarily bad

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by Hans Dembowski
Rural Tanzanian health centre: in developing countries, policymakers often find it easier to convince voters of investing government funds in social services than in long-term environmental protection.

Multilateral affairs

Global governance for SDGs

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by Belay Begashaw
Many Africans find jobs in agriculture to be unappealing: tea production in Kenya.

Employment

The countryside needs a better image

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by Linda Engel
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Faith-based organisations

Building trust

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by Hans Dembowski
Involving faith-based organisations in international cooperation makes sense: A catholic priest talks to an imam in the Islamic Center of Lexington in the US State of Kentucky.

Inter-faith dialogue

Shared values

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by Hans Dembowski
BROXX rents out off-grid solar systems to poor Kenyan households. Oikocredit is a shareholder.

Oikocredit

Fostering sustainable projects and businesses

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
Traditional Senegalese fishing boats.

Ecology

Unsustainable business

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by Lea Diehl
Flooded street in Jakarta.

Environment

City shores

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by Hans Dembowski
Rally against President Juan Orlando Hernández in Tegucigalpa in February.

Damaged democracy

Who cares about the constitution?

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by Rita Trautmann
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