Development and
Cooperation

E-Paper Archive

Poverty reduction

The first UN Sustainable Development Goal is to end poverty in all its forms everywhere.

TV sets for poor households in Ghana

A Ghanaian businessman runs two companies that tackle the problem of digital waste. He is in competition with informal waste recycling, which has a poor reputation because it damages the environment, exploits workers and exposes them to harmful substances.

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by Hans Dembowski
Neglected diseases

Linking theoretical learning and practical experience

It is very important to train health staff on neglected tropical diseases

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by Olaf Hirschmann
by Herman Joseph Kawuma

Adverse effects of used garments

Rwanda raises import duties on second-hand clothes

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by Katja Dombrowski
Katja Dombrowski
Neglected disease

Radio Wa is talking health

Media support can boost medical services’ outreach

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by Olaf Hirschmann
by Herman Joseph Kawuma
Youth criminality

“Violence and grief every day”

How poverty and broken families broaden the circle of youth gangs in Guatemala

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by Victor Puluc

Distorted rhetoric at ADB conference

Why the general public often does not properly understand multilateral affairs

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by Hans Dembowski
Agriculture and food production

Unblocking investments

Strong rural infrastructure is essential for eliminating hunger

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by Stefan Schmitz
Unemployment

Graduates living in poverty

Many university graduates in Zimbabwe are unemployed

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by Jeffrey Moyo
Jeffrey Moyo
Fashion industry

Mainstreaming responsibility

NGOs want to mobilise consumer pressure towards higher production standards in fashion industry

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by Floreana Miesen
Jobs

“Incentives for behaviour change”

Wecyclers help to tackle garbage challenge in Lagos, Nigeria

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by Bilikiss Adebiyi-Abiola
by Eva-Maria Verfürth
Primary schools

India is facing huge challenges

India’s rural primary schools still have room for improvement

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by Boro Baski
Boro Baski