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Harvesting coffee in Kenya.

Review essay

Nuanced assessment

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by Ingo Melchers
by Heike Hoeffler
by Ellen Funch

Rule of law

Assess new legislation early on

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by Kai Hauerstein
Relevance for daily work (“not important at all” to “very important”), estimated future relevance (“very likely to decrease” to “very likely to increase”) and quality of current cooperation (“very bad” to “very good”).

Development research

Untapped potential

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by Linda Kleemann
by Maximilian Neumann
Ban Ki-moon, UN secretary general, and Enrique Pena Nieto, Mexico’s president, during the opening ceremony of the High-Level Meeting.

Expert opinion

Lasting relevance

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Sceptics wonder whether aid is helping at all: Haitians lining up for drinking water after the earth quake in 2010.

Beyond aid

Regaining solidarity

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
Cleaning a solar panel in Mali.

International Cooperation

Lessons not learned

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by Hans Dembowski
Environmentalists demand a clean future for the entire planet during the climate summit in Warsaw last year.

Future development policy

New cooperation

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by Anita Mehnert
Denmark gets about one third of its electric power from windfarms: off-shore windmills.

Climate finance

Raising additional investment capital

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by Morten Elkjær
by Niels Egerup
Displaced people may see no alternative of destroying forests to start new farms: slash- and-burn cultivation in Brazil.

Technological choices

The downsides of green growth

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by Ian Christoplos
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