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Girl at a well in Ethiopia.

Editorial

Water transition

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by Katja Dombrowski
Half of Thailand was under water in the fall of 2011. St. Mark’s Square in Venice was flooded as well.

Flood prevention

After us, the deluge?

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by Daniel Nordmann
by Till Below
China supports building African infrastructure: the light rail in Addis Ababa is an example.

Global governance

Daunting challenges in implementing SDGs

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by Lan Xue
by Lingfei Weng
by Hanzhi Yu
Model of the “Great Man Made River” irrigation project in Libya.

Irrigation

Freshwater from the desert

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by Moutaz Ali
Extreme poor people like here in Burundi often have to walk many kilometres to fetch drinking water. This is work for women and children.

SDGs

Programmes for the poorest of the poor

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by Jörn Geißelmann
African progress has been hampered by too scant investments: stand at a solar-power trade fair in Dar es Salaam in 2006.

Sustainability

Building greening economies

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by Chinedu Moghalu
In forest management, sustainability means not to cut more wood than will grow back.

Sustainability

A European brand

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by Karl Falkenberg
Rural Tanzanian health centre: in developing countries, policymakers often find it easier to convince voters of investing government funds in social services than in long-term environmental protection.

Multilateral affairs

Global governance for SDGs

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by Belay Begashaw
The G20 is supporting the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development: foreign ministers meeting in Bonn in February.

G20

Sustainably overstrained?

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by Adolf Kloke-Lesch
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