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Poverty has many dimensions: Wastepicker in Hong Kong.

Poverty

Redefining poverty

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by Hildegard Lingnau
Hildegard Lingnau
Middle classes are interested in protecting their standard of living, but don’t necessarily want to share with others: private swimming pool of a high-rise condominium in Sao Paulo.

Inequality

Self-serving middle classes

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by Hans Dembowski
Waste collector scavenging metals from torn-down houses in Shenyang, China.

Editorial

Radical and far-reaching

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by Hans Dembowski
Agent-orange victim selling souvenirs in Ho-Chi-Minh-City: people with disabilities tend to be marginalised.

Inclusion

One billion people overlooked

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by Emma Samman
by Laura Rodriguez Takeuchi
by Esther Sommer
Achieving sustainability will depend in large part on changing consumer habits: Gerd Müller, Germany’s development minister, visiting a project for waste collectors and recyclers in New Delhi in early 2014.

Sustainability

"The chancellor is with us"

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by Gerd Müller
Inequality has been growing almost everywhere: slum huts and highrise buildings in Manila in 2009.

Inequality

Leave no one behind, let no one get away

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by Paul Quintos
“The MDGs helped to focus attention on basic things such as health care”: rural patients in Guatemalan clinic.

Social disparities

Not some kind of fashion thing

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by Karin Slowing Umaña
The business climate matters to everyone: furniture carpenters in Blantyre, Malawi.

Multilateral affairs

Value for money

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by Ronald Mangani
Viable farms

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