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...

Senegal

More water, wind and solar power

Senegal can and should generate electricity from renewable energies

Future development policy

New cooperation

We need a cohesive development and climate policy

Environment

Militarily relevant

Civil-society activists in India do not believe nuclear power serves their country well

Civil war

Anti-Muslim pogroms

In the Central African Republic, the international community is countenancing anti-Muslim pogroms

Climate finance

Raising additional investment capital

Innovative Danish approach to mobilising private capital for climate-related investments in the developing world

Arabic language

A better understanding

Why Modern Standard Arabic needs to be updated – in particular in regard to technology

Technological choices

The downsides of green growth

Why naïve green-growth strategies can lead to failure

Lessons of the past

Unconditional support

Why support for adapting to climate change must be unconditional

Print edition

Contents February issue

D+C/E+Z: Contents page of February's print edition with links to all contributions

Infrastructure

Controversial undertakings

Large-scale projects for diverting water often cause more trouble than they deliver benefits

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.