Sustainability

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

An Indian student expresses her concern about global heating

In Kolkata and elsewhere, the ecological problems are already huge. The climate crisis is exacerbating poverty and inequality.

Editorial

Do more

Development agencies have their work cut out

Aid effectiveness

Ownership by way of expertise

Capacity building on the aid-effectiveness agenda

Meaningful aid

“A helping hand, not a grabbing one”

Lessons learned from Asian success

Development finance

Preventing unsustainable debt

Due to global crisis, over-indebtedness looms large

Aid effectiveness

Taking research into account

Research-based evidence could make a difference

Misbehaving donor agencies

Dinosaurs at work

Donor agencies do not adhere to aid-effectiveness principles in Cambodia

German development policy

Fighting poverty, promoting responsibility

Development policy of Germany’s new government emphasises national ownership and the fight against poverty

Disscussing the merits of aid

Less would be more

Less aid might deliver more to Africa

Poverty alleviation

“Employment in lean seasons”

Employment guarantees are boosting rural development in India

Preventing poverty

Dirty shoes

Microinsurance schemes could protect 3 billion people from harm