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Naila Conita.

Artist of the month

Naila Conita

Naila Conita is an illustrator from Indonesia. Two of her artworks are featured in the D+C January monthly issue.

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By starting to destroy coca plantations with pesticides once more, Colombia and the USA are set to make organised crime stronger, not weaker: State Secretary Pompeo (left) visiting President Duque in January.

Violent strife

Rekindling the war on drugs

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by Fabio Andrés Díaz Pabón
Gold mines contribute to the destruction of the Brazilian Amazon.

Our view

Undeniable challenges

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by Katja Dombrowski
Pink dolphins live in the Amazon.

Primary forests

Indigenous peoples are key stakeholders

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by Carmen Josse
Nature needs protection: Tsavo West National Park in Kenya.

Biodiversity

Keeping the life insurance

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by Stephan Opitz
Coral reef in the Red Sea.

Coral bleaching

Endangered ocean treasures

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by Jenny Krutschinna
Distressed rescue worker in Brumadinho.

Blog

When action comes too late

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by Hans Dembowski
Photovoltaic plant supported by KfW in Bevinahalli, in the Indian state of Karnataka.

Development finance

KfW’s foreign portfolio

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
KfW Board Member Joachim Nagel during a test run on the new Metroline in Nagpur, promoted by KfW.

Development finance

“This is a marathon”

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by Joachim Nagel
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Sabine Balk
by Hans Dembowski
Hugo Chávez, who established Venezuela’s current regime, and Robert Mugabe, his counterpart from Zimbabwe in Rome in 2005.

Blog

Left-wing populists cause hardship too

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by Hans Dembowski
Indigenous participants from Brazil attending workshop at UN climate summit in Katowice late last year.

Networking beyond the UNFCCC

A more holistic approach

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by Fatima Arkin