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Waste collector scavenging metals from torn-down houses in Shenyang, China.

Editorial

Radical and far-reaching

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by Hans Dembowski
Achieving sustainability will depend in large part on changing consumer habits: Gerd Müller, Germany’s development minister, visiting a project for waste collectors and recyclers in New Delhi in early 2014.

Sustainability

"The chancellor is with us"

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by Gerd Müller
The business climate matters to everyone: furniture carpenters in Blantyre, Malawi.

Multilateral affairs

Value for money

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by Ronald Mangani
Gerd Müller, Germany’s Development Minister, visiting the Institut Polytechnique Rural de Formation et de Recherche Appliqueé in Katibougou, Mali.

Agriculture

Promoting structural change

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by Gerd Müller
Tanzanian plant breeding station.

Editorial

More knowledge, more innovation

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
Slash-and-burn agriculture is common in southern Africa.

Agriculture

Fire farming

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by Thomas Kruchem
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
Workers at an IT factory in Huinan, China.

Technology

Assessing global costs

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by Christina Stobwasser
President Jim Yong Kim wants to reform the World Bank.

World Bank

Reforming root and branch

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by Ingrid-Gabriela Hoven
by Martin Kipping
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