Sustainability

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

Self-righteous aggressiveness versus universal values

Humankind’s religions share a common core of values, as the Swiss theologian Hans Küng prominently argued. He called it the “global ethic”.

Civic participation

Grassroots matter

In Niger, civil society needs support at the grassroots level

Good governance

Sensible but insufficient

Plans for the European Endowment for Democracy are heading in the wrong direction

Multilateral summit

“A rather solid  foundation”

Civil society leader finds Busan Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation promising

Brief History

New paradigms in a new millennium

From Rome to Busan: a brief history of the High Level Forums on Aid Effectiveness

Africa

Regional cooperation

Why development results depend on regional integration in Africa

Policy ownership

“We must learn to say no”

Guatemalan leader wants donors to pay more attention

Policy advice

Bridging the gap

How to interest aid agencies adn policymakers in research

Aid effectiveness

Subtly distorted

Responsible policy ownership of developing countries is a goal and must not be taken for granted

Print edition

Contents January issue

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

Editorial

Assume responsibility

Too little, too late – the Durban agreement on climate protection