Development and
Cooperation

E-Paper Archive

Poverty reduction

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

Financing lives

The largest single donor worldwide has halted its development cooperation: funding for USAID has been frozen for 90 days and is currently under review. These actions by the US president are already costing human lives. The global community must save what it ca...

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by Katharina Wilhelm Otieno
South-south cooperation

China’s role in Africa

Südwind study assess the impact of China’s engagement in Africa

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
Broadcasting

Village voices

Why community radios matter so much to indigenous people in Bolivia

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by Linda Vierecke
Loans

Challenges ahead

The aspiration of TYM, Vietnam's leading microfinance institution, is to become a full-blown bank

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by Duong Thi Ngoc Linh
by Jörg Teumer
Participation

Better qualified

Juan Ordoñez Caetano: Indigenous people in Bolivia learn radio skills in order to contribute to local radio programmes

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Multilateral affairs

Sharing global burdens

Rich nations want to modify the UN principle of common but differentiated responsibility

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by Jens Martens
Editorial

Questions of ownership

Development success depends on national ownership

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by Hans Dembowski
Relevant reading

Reduced inequality in Latin America

Rainer Thiele: Relevant reading on Latin America's reduced income disparities

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by Rainer Thiele
Social programmes

Escaping need

Bolivia’s social programmes have considerably reduced extreme poverty

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by Linda Vierecke
by Christoph Peters
Measuring success

Counting statistics

Why the World Bank is right to call for improved statistics

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by Hans Dembowski
Dynamic growth

Remarkable Progress

Rwanda has prospered under the determined leadership of President Kagame

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by John Wesley Kabango