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Street vendor in Lomé: Togo temporarily offered informal workers social protection.

Social protection

Togo’s temporary basic income by text message

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by Samir Abi
Kids on the playground of a public grammar school in Kwara state.

Private education

Why Nigerians have little faith in government-run schools

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by Bimbola Oyesola
Bimbola Oyesola
Economic growth that is not sustainable widens the gap between rich and poor in Africa.

Poverty reduction

Economic growth is not a magic wand for Africa

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by Fabio Andrés Díaz Pabón
Malawi’s president Lazarus Chakwera at the US-Africa Leaders Summit in Washington, December 2022.

Malawi

Disillusionment after elections in Malawi

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by Rolf Drescher
Educating girls is also about empowering them.

Girl's education

Nepalese girls still don’t have equal educational opportunities

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by Rukamanee Maharjan
Lane in a Mumbai slum: poor children were largely abandoned during the pandemic.

Education in India

Covid-19’s devastating effects on India’s education

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by Roli Mahajan
OECD members have failed to reduce carbon emissions sufficiently: coal-fired power station near Cologne.

ODA

The concept of official development assistance is outdated

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by André de Mello e Souza
A makeshift school for Syrian refugees in the Bekaa Valley, eastern Lebanon.

Refugee children

There are very few educational opportunities for refugees in Lebanon

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by Mona Naggar
Mona Naggar
Postgraduates from SLE and from Cameroon and Chad doing project work together.

Young generation

How Generation Z is changing the world of work in development

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by Susanne Neubert
Susanne Neubert
by Miriam Holländer
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