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Governance

Achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals will require good governance – from the local to the global level.

“Dialogue of life”

Michael Rodrigo was a Catholic priest who campaigned for religious dialogue in Sri Lanka. He called his efforts the “dialogue of life”.

Civil war

From child soldier to businessman

A former child soldier in Uganda managed to become a successful businessman

SDGs

Programmes for the poorest of the poor

To eradicate extreme poverty the ultra-poor need to be reached

Venezuela is in a depressing state

President Maduro is not a prudent and responsible statesman

African reality

Vision 2030

Zambia’s government has committed to the SDGs, but they will most likely prove quite difficult to achieve

“The oceans are rising, and so are we”

International marches show new pattern of international civil-society activism

Corruption

Nobody is above the law

Politicians in Tanzania often think that laws don’t apply to them

Social insurance

Universal health-care coverage is feasible

Social health insurance means that people pay according to their ability and everyone gets the services they need

Identity politics

Lip service to the SDGs

India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi insists that his government is setting an example of good governance, but not everyone agrees

Human-made catastrophes

Dangerous hunger

Worsening food insecurity in East and Central Africa is an issue of global relevance

Sustainability

Building greening economies

Africa’s private sector must drive transformation to sustainability, but global cooperation is needed too

Sustainability

The UN Sustainable Development Goals aim to transform economies in an environmentally sound manner, leaving no one behind.