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In Manshiet Nasr, Egypt, an NGO that employs women produces patchwork plaids and other textiles from old clothes.

Social entrepreneurship

A balancing act

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by Bettina Meier
Supermarket entrance in Dhaka.

Structural change

The retail revolution

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by Tilman Altenburg
Women in Saudi Arabia have few professional options: a journalist in Riyadh.

Saudi Arabia

Breaking up ossified structures

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by Nassir Djafari

Hurricane Maria

Puerto Rico’s double power failure

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by Hans Dembowski
The DBL Group uses cutting-edge technology and meets high occupational safety and environmental standards at its dyeing facility in Dhaka.

Development Effectiveness Rating

Measuring how good a job is

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by Christiane Rudolph
Flooding in Houston: will decentralised action suffice where national governments deny climate change?

Relevant reading

Great disenchantment

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by Hans-Jochen Luhmann
Worker harvesting palm fruit.

Labour rights

Unachievable targets

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by Edith Koesoemawiria
Houses and rice fields in a flooded area, Mekong Delta, Vietnam.

Climate change

Devastating consequences

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by Sheila Mysorekar
Sheila Mysorekar
Urban growth must not lock in unsustainable approaches – selling potatoes in peripheral Dhaka.

Global affairs

Taxation serves sustainability

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by Hans Dembowski
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