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Entrepreneurship

Building bridges between Zimbabwe’s diaspora and businesses at home

A new online platform connects Zimbabwean businesses to customers abroad and helps them foster trade and partnerships.

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by Lungelo Ndhlovu

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Svenja Schulze, Germany’s new federal minister for economic cooperation and development, with Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director general of the WHO, during press conference in Geneva in January.

German Policymaking

Towards an equitable world

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by Svenja Schulze
Svenja Schulze
by Hans Dembowski
Black Friday shopping in New Jersey, USA.

Outdated paradigms

Shaping a common sustainable future

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
Preparatory class for refugee children at a school in Stuttgart.

Migration and education

High hurdles in German education system

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by Sabrina Ferraz Guarino
Solar geoengineering would reduce solar radiation.

Climate crisis

Ban solar geoengineering

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by Imme Scholz
A girl from Niger receives online instruction: UNICEF helped supply 30 tablets to a school in Radi, in the country's south.

Gender equality

Successes and setbacks in women's equality

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
Preparing a shipment of fair-trade cocoa from São Tomé and Principe to France.

Fair prices

Expert advice from the Netherlands

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by Ruud Bronkhorst
Fair- trade bananas on offer in German supermarket.

Fighting poverty

Setting ‘fair’ prices

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by Ruud Bronkhorst
Refugees from Africa in Izmir, Turkey.

Social policy

Social-protection systems reduce causes of displacement

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by Maren Suchta-Platzmann
by Amédé Schmitz
Jobs matter: women working in ceramics manufacturing in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Gender justice

How education and employment improve gender equality

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by Sundus Saleemi
Sundus Saleemi
Sewing workers in a garment factory in Bangladesh.

Pandemic impacts

Covid-19 means more debt and more forced labour

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by Aenne Frankenberger