New 11/02/2021 – by Christoph Hoffmann Reform-oriented Côte d’Ivoire has come to a standstill Read full article
03/02/2021 – by Mireille Kanyange Burundi’s diaspora and its remittances are largely unknown Read full article
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Agriculture New 26/02/2021 – by Patrick Ajwang Pesticides are useful, but must be applied responsibly Africa is starting to catch up with other regions in regard to pest control Read
Our view New 25/02/2021 – by Katja Dombrowski Chemical intensification set to breach planetary boundaries Only global cooperation can bring about sound chemicals management and sustainability Read
Health hazards New 23/02/2021 – by Imran Mukhtar In Pakistan, toxins put the poor particularly at risk Pakistan’s laws to control chemical pollution are hardly enforced Read
Serious health hazards New 10/02/2021 – by Olga Speranskaya Consumers need better information concerning toxic chemicals Common consumer goods contain dangerous substances that are known to harm human health Read
Blog 07/02/2021 – by Hans Dembowski More things Eva von Redecker misunderstands Advanced capitalist societies do have an idea of the common good Read
Blog 05/02/2021 – by Hans Dembowski Von Redecker’s “revolution promoting life” is a distraction Demographic trends show that global capitalism is not a death cult Read
Climate protection 04/02/2021 – by Katja Dombrowski UNEP sees climate opportunities in pandemic-related stimulus Carbon emissions have gone down because of Covid-19, but that is no real transformation Read
Urban master plans 29/01/2021 – by Katie Cashman UN-Habitat provides advice on how to design liveable cities What difference successful urban master plans make Read
Diaspora communities 27/01/2021 – by Emmalyn Liwag Kotte To Filipinos, labour migration is normal, not unusual Masses of Filipino women live and work abroad Read
Labour migration 26/01/2021 – by Dilip Ratha Preserving the lifeline of migrants’ remittances For many developing countries, reduced remittances and less foreign-direct investment are a double whammy Read
