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Sustainable business and sustainable environment

Women’s empowerment

New 21/10/2021 – by Bimbola Oyesola

Double burden of household work and earning money

As in many developing countries, masses of women are slaving away in Nigeria’s informal sector

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Global environment

New 20/10/2021 – by Sundus Saleemi

Environmental UN conventions are mutually reinforcing

Ecosystem services are vital for mitigating climate crisis

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Solar power

New 18/10/2021 – by Farai Shawn Matiashe

Water for a parched land

Solar powered irrigation systems boost agriculture in arid parts of Zimbabwe

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Biodiversity

New 17/10/2021 – by Wanjohi Kabukuru

International community misses maritime protection target

International agreements endorse notion of sustainable blue economy

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New 16/10/2021 – by D+C/E+Z

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Ocean life

New 15/10/2021 – by Wanjohi Kabukuru

“Blue economy” is more than a catch word

Humanity depends on maritime resources and must exploit them sustainably

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Global environment

New 12/10/2021 – by Sundus Saleemi

Fundamental questions of survival

Humanity’s food security depends on biodiversity and ecosystem services

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State building

New 10/10/2021 – by Henning Melber

How to make African statehood more successful

Citizenship and social protection are mutually reinforcing

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Global affairs

New 05/10/2021 – by Hans Dembowski

Humankind cannot afford a new Cold War on our heating planet

Why growing tensions between USA and China will not benefit low-income countries

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Gender justice

New 03/10/2021 – by Jennifer Uchendu

For the climate’s sake, empower African women

Global heating affects poor women in developing countries particularly hard

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IMF

01/10/2021 – by Kathrin Berensmann

More financial power for developing countries

Industrialised countries and emerging markets should use new SDRs in support of low-income countries

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