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Entwicklungszusammenarbeit der Geberländer

Education requires funding: school children in Accra, Ghana.

Taxation

Prudent taxation requires national action plus global cooperation

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by Altayesh Taddese Terefe
Dilma Rousseff, president of the BRICS-owned New Development Bank, addressing the NDB’s annual meeting in Shanghai in 2023.

Our View

Why the unconvincing BRICS+ alliance looks so formidable

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by Hans Dembowski
Where development schemes are nationally owned, aid works: a three-year old plays with her mother’s cell phone during a storm in a Bangladeshi cyclone shelter in 2022.

Development cooperation

Aid is problematic, but indispensable

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by Iwan J. Azis
Gro Harlem Brundtland presenting the report of the World Commission on Environment and Development in London in 1987.

SDGs

The sustainability agenda humankind needs

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by Iwan J. Azis
Drought in Afghanistan: income opportunities in agriculture are disappearing.

Climate Foreign Policy

The climate crisis is exacerbating hardship in conflict areas

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by Corina Pfitzner
Indigenous leaders rally to protect the Amazon rainforest ahead of the Amazon Summit in Belem, Brazil, in 2023.

Global Governance

The drivers of change are at the local level

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by Pirmin Spiegel
by Jörg Döbereiner
Svenja Schulze, Germany’s federal minister for economic cooperation and development, visiting a boarding school in Burkina Faso in March.

Development policy

Germany’s development policy serves all people

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by Svenja Schulze
Svenja Schulze
Activists participate in a demonstration for the loss and damage fund at COP28 in Dubai.

International cooperation

Global climate finance: an update after COP28

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by Larissa Basso
by Eduardo Viola
South Africa wants to move away from coal-based power generation: miners in Johannesburg.

Ecological transition

Energy partnerships for the ecological transition

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by Georg Schäfer
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