Sustainability

The UN Sustainable Development Goals aim to transform economies in an environmentally sound manner, leaving no one behind.

Breaking gender stereotypes: female bus driver in Rwanda

Marie Rosine Ntabomvura, a mother of three, in Kigali, defies gender stereotypes that prescribe roles and abilities based on gender. When she turns the wheel of the humongous 60-seater town-bound bus, nothing about her skill suggests that she is intimidated by...

Forest protection

Bonus for early movers

KfW contributes to protecting Brazil’s rainforest

Strategies

Beyond aid – new ways forward?

Beyond aid: The need to redesign development cooperation

Relevant reading

An alternative model of governance

The post-2015 agenda should be based on an alternative model of global governance

Food security

Eradicate hunger in ten years

IFPRI states that evidence-based policies are needed to end hunger and malnutrition

Poverty

Redefining poverty

Valentin Lang and Hildegard Lingnau: The post-2015 agenda needs to redefine poverty and measure it in new ways

Editorial

Radical and far-reaching

The huge challenges of drafting the post-2015 agenda

Inclusion

One billion people overlooked

Since disability affects more than 1 billion people, the issue belongs on the post-2015 agenda

Sustainability

"The chancellor is with us"

Gerd Müller, Germany's federal minister for economic cooperation and development, says the Charter for the Future will be about sustainability

Inequality

Leave no one behind, let no one get away

Why reducing inequality is the key to fighting poverty and making development sustainable

Social disparities

Not some kind of fashion thing

The lessons of the MDGs must be learned – and one is to focus more on inequality

Governance

Achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals will require good governance – from the local to the global level.

Sustainability

The UN Sustainable Development Goals aim to transform economies in an environmentally sound manner, leaving no one behind.