Staff and infrastructure New 25/02/2020 – by Martin Rohacek Emergency care in rural Tanzania Emergency care in rural Africa can be delivered even with limited resources Read
ECOWAS New 19/02/2020 – by Karim Okanla Mere first steps Not everyone is happy about West Africa’s CFA Franc being set to become the Eco Read
Blog New 11/02/2020 – by Katja Dombrowski Coronavirus hurts Mauritius though no-one is infected so far Mauritius is a very small country far away from China – but its economy has close ties to that country Read
Blog New 09/02/2020 – by Hans Dembowski Debt relief could fund climate action German NGO reports that many developing countries are struggling with worsening debt problems Read
Security policy New 07/02/2020 – by Julia Maria Egleder The long road towards a shared EU army If the EU had its own army, it could also have a military role in the world Read
Company 26/01/2020 – by E+Z/D+C Sustainable, biodegradable and chemical-free Bio-Lutions developed a patented technology to use agricultural residues to produce biodegradable packaging and disposable tableware Read
Avoiding plastic 26/01/2020 – by Kurian Mathew, Sabine Balk Growing awareness To tackle the plastic-waste problem, a German-Indian company offers an innovative solution Read
Global environment 24/01/2020 – by Roli Mahajan Less food, more dengue infections A recent report in The Lancet presents a bleak picture of how the climate crisis will affect human health Read
Traditional medicine 20/01/2020 – by Derrick Silimina Zambians choose Chinese cures As in many facets of life in Zambia, the influence of China is visible in the country’s health-care sector Read
Reconsidering social protection 19/01/2020 – by Hans Dembowski Why it would make sense to have internatonal safety nets Cross-border social protection would solve great problems, so it must be considered Read
Climate engineering 17/01/2020 – by Floreana Miesen Buying time Scientists disagree over whether technology should be used to manipulate the climate system Read
