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Entwicklungszusammenarbeit der Geberländer

Cologne was destroyed by allied air raids: When German policymakers speak of a Marshall Plan, they think of an economic miracle after a devastating, self-inflicted war.

Political jargon

A contentious term

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by Hans Dembowski
Gerd Müller with trainees of the German engineering company Krones in Nairobi.

International cooperation

“Our success will depend on joint action”

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by Gerd Müller
by Hans Dembowski
Africa needs regional integration: trucks waiting to cross the border from Botswana to Zambia.

International cooperation

Continent of opportunity

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by Frannie Leautier
“Happy life years” reached in Venezuela are significantly higher than in Sri Lanka, although the people in both countries have about the same life expectancy: farmer couple in Venezuela.

Research

More than a lack of money

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by Sebastian Rewerski

Why “Marshall Plan” is a contentious term

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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
The G20 is supporting the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development: foreign ministers meeting in Bonn in February.

G20

Sustainably overstrained?

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by Adolf Kloke-Lesch
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Faith-based organisations

Building trust

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by Hans Dembowski
President Hassan Rouhani wants to be re-elected in May.

Authoritarian rule

Stick to principles

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by Ellen Thalman
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