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Entwicklungszusammenarbeit der Geberländer

Under Christine Lagarde, its French leader, the IMF has become deeply involved in inner-European affairs.

Mulitlateral institutions

The IMF we know

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by Jayati Ghosh
Alexander de Croo, Belgium’s minister for international development, visits a disadvantaged neighbourhood during the summit in Addis.

Multilateral affairs

Missed opportunity

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by Bernd Bornhorst

Monetary union

Lessons not learned

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by Mohamed Gueye
According to the World Health Organisation, numbers of Ebola infections are rising again in West Africa.

Ebola

“Losing track means losing lives”

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by Rebecca Renz
Lesotho has introduced a minimum pension for all citizens aged 70 and more years.

Historical background

“An appropriate approach”

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by Markus Loewe
Markus Loewe
Conflict causes hunger: displaced persons having lunch in the Central African Republic last year.

UN

Hunger in numbers

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by Rebecca Renz
The Chinese government does not consider coal the fuel of the future: air pollution in Changchun in the summer of 2014.

Relevant reading

Economics beats politics

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by Hans-Jochen Luhmann
“Climate finance must be afforded on top of ODA and consist of fresh ­money”. A micro-finance based solar-home system in West Bengal.

Development finance

Not much momentum for change

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by Ulrich Post
Money for development purposes does not always reach poor people: microcredit- agency client in Egypt.

European Report on Development

Linking finance to policies

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
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