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Cocoa harvest in Ghana: For cocoa farmers, the billion-dollar market often does not yield much.

Supply chains

Tracking cocoa from tree to trade

Ghana has tested a digital system that aims to make cocoa supply chains more transparent and help the sector meet EU sustainability requirements. Farmers hope to benefit as well.

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by Nastaran Zarnegari
by Francis Dadzie Mintah

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Successful activism: protestors from the Dongria Kondh community arriving at a rally against bauxite mining in the Indian state of Odisha in 2018.

Environmental law

Humankind needs more stringent environmental regulations

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by Suparna Banerjee
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In the summer of 2021, the German river Ahr burst its banks in many places and swept away entire villages. More than 130 people died.

Disaster control

How to manage global risks effectively

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by Suparna Banerjee
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Golomoti is the first commercially operated solar-power plant in Malawi. It is a public-private partnership between Canadian independent power producer JCM Power, investment company InfraCo Africa, the Malawian government and the state-owned Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi.

Impact investing

SDG financing: how billions become trillions

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by Bruno Wenn
Indigenous people fight for the protection of their land and the environment in the Philippines.

Indigenous peoples

Fighting “green colonialism”

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by Joan Carling
by Maren van Treel
Young people’s outlook is darkening: dead livestock is a daily visible impact of the climate crisis in Kenya.

Kenya

How Kenya is affected by climate injustice

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by Abigael Kima
Rising flood waters all too often affect household work.

Women’s empowerment

Climate justice requires gender justice

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by Nusrat Naushin
by Maliha Masfiqua Malek
Ajay Banga self-confidently displays his Sikh identity.

World Bank

Biden’s interesting choice for the World Bank’s top job

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by Hans Dembowski
Germany’s fuel taxes are back at the previous level after temporary reduction in 2022.

Reducing emissions

OECD assesses carbon pricing internationally

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by Prince Thompson
Residents wade through flood water caused by typhoon Noru in Bulacan province, Philippines, 2022.

Governance

Social disparities thwart climate justice

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by Jörg Döbereiner
Two German cabinet members visiting a Ghanaian NGO school in February: Svenja Schulze (in charge of international development) and Hubertus Heil (responsible for labour and social protection).

German policy

BMZ makes bold statement of intent

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by Ronald Ssegujja Ssekandi
Ronald Ssegujja Ssekandi