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Informal businesses deserve a chance to grow into formal companies: hairdresser’s shop in Dakar, Senegal.

Private-sector development

Attracting investors

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by Floreana Miesen
Poverty has many dimensions: Wastepicker in Hong Kong.

Poverty

Redefining poverty

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by Hildegard Lingnau
Hildegard Lingnau
Middle classes are interested in protecting their standard of living, but don’t necessarily want to share with others: private swimming pool of a high-rise condominium in Sao Paulo.

Inequality

Self-serving middle classes

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by Hans Dembowski
Businesses in Mozambique need financial resources: harvesting plantation bananas in 2007.

Financial sector

A development bank for Mozambique

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by Katharina Braun
by Anna Luisa Paffhausen
Noorani / Lineair

In brief

Africa’s women farmers are disadvantaged

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by Hans Dembowski
The developing world’s rising middle classes do not show much concern for the poor so far: street vendor in Nairobi.

EADI

Sharing global responsibility

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by Jürgen Wiemann
Windpark in Morocco: North Africa has great potential for renewable energy.

PEGNet

Sustainable and socially committed

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
Sunken ship in the White Nile, Juba, South Sudan.

Peace

Mobilising resources for peace-building

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by Sheila Mysorekar
Sheila Mysorekar
iHub was founded for Nairobi techies to have a meeting place.

Information technology

“Huge potential”

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by Tayo Akinyemi
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