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Participant in a rally in Nairobi in February, protesting against Uganda’s anti-gay legislation.

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Letter

Public response

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Maize is a stable food in Africa, and due to global warming there, suitable land for ­cultivating is becoming scarce: farmer in Burkina Faso.

Global challenges

Common goal, shared responsibility

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by Gerd Müller
Cleaning a solar panel in Mali.

International Cooperation

Lessons not learned

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by Hans Dembowski
Environmentalists demand a clean future for the entire planet during the climate summit in Warsaw last year.

Future development policy

New cooperation

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by Anita Mehnert
Denmark gets about one third of its electric power from windfarms: off-shore windmills.

Climate finance

Raising additional investment capital

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by Morten Elkjær
by Niels Egerup
Displaced people may see no alternative of destroying forests to start new farms: slash- and-burn cultivation in Brazil.

Technological choices

The downsides of green growth

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by Ian Christoplos
Prepare for more droughts: elephant digging up water from a dry riverbed in Kenya.

Lessons of the past

Unconditional support

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by Ronald Mangani
Digital revolution

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