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Hintergrund
Rule of law

Room for improvement

Contemporary Bangladeshi law is still largely colonial in nature as well as spirit

Results of African division

Difficult legacy

Political and economic, legal and linguistic structures rooting in colonialism impede African unity

Jobs

Employment blues

Most Beninese people must cope with the constant insecurity of informal employment

History

No trust in institutions

The anti-democratic legacy of Spanish and US colonialism in the Philippines

Labour market

Disadvantaged women

More and better jobs are needed to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals – especially for women and young people

Social entrepreneurship

A balancing act

NGOs are founding companies in order to fund themselves with profits

Labour relations

One law for all

Bangladesh’s labour legislation has improved, but more needs to happen

Structural change

The retail revolution

WalMart, Tesco and others are conquering markets in developing countries

Saudi Arabia

Breaking up ossified structures

The labour market in Saudi Arabia is inflexible, unjust and limiting the country’s economic renewal

Green Climate Fund

Signalling effect for global climate finance

The Green Climate Fund is important for implementing the Paris agreement

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