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Solar energy despite clouds, and days off during menstruation

The two pieces of good news this month are about harnessing solar energy even on cloudy days and additional two paid days off for female employees experiencing menstrual pain.

by D+C / E+Z

18.03.2026

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Much food is wasted in processing and consumption: tropical fruit juice in a British supermarket.

Food industry

Loss and waste

21.03.2013

Half of the world’s hungry are small-scale farmers: the owner of a bean field in Paraguay

World trade order

Something rotten in the food system

by Dagmar Milerova Praskova

19.03.2013

People hardly eat meat and fish: sorting fishermen’s catch on the shores of Lake Kivu.

Food

Need in a land of plenty

by John Ulimwengu

by Josée Randriamamonjy

by Cleo Roberts

18.03.2013

In Tanzania, each child has to visit a Reproductive and Child Health (RCH) clinic every month for health exams: Mother-child clinic in Kalabezo.

Hunger

No food, no health

15.03.2013

Health care

“Silent Murder”

by Sheila Mysorekar

14.03.2013

Nowadays

Escaping poverty

by Anthony Mulowa

12.03.2013

Market in Harar: Ethiopia has used Diaspora bonds to fund the expansion of its power grid.

Public finance

Patriotic funds

by Annika Manz

11.03.2013

BDO International Business Compass (Overall index).

World market

Low wages are not all

by Sheila Mysorekar

08.03.2013

Shared concern: Dirk Niebel and Bill Gates with Mark Dybul, the executive director of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria at a photo opportunity during the World Economic Forum in Davos in January 2013.

Multilateral policymaking

Quantum leap

by Dirk Niebel

07.03.2013

Workers in a Foxconn factory in Huai'an in 2009.

Trade union

No Revolution

by Doris Fischer

06.03.2013