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Poverty reduction

BU: Family businesses need access to financial services: a Ghanaian taylor.

Post-2015 agenda

“New spirit”

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by Eva-Maria Verfürth
Access to informal markets is helpful: selling potatoes in Arusha, Tanzania.

Deprivation

Urban poverty

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by Sandra Abild
Girls in Jamaica.

Food security

Double burden of malnutrition

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by Susan Walker
Global gender parity has been achieved in elementary education: Kenyan school girls.

International cooperation

Current MDG trends

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by Mareike Forchheim
Infrastructure matters – rural regions without access to the railway have not benefited from Zambia’s recent economic growth.

Africa

Not quite on track

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by Lewis Mwape
Immunising a child in Sanaa, Yemen.

Multilateralism

Better global governance

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by Hans Dembowski
The conservation of biodiversity is a challenge no country can rise to on its own: coral fish off the coast of Tuvalu.

Europe

Efficient and coherent

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by Mareike Forchheim
Middle-income countries have a lot of infrastructure that is based on the use of fossil fuels, so shifting to a green-growth strategy will require huge investments and is likely to raise poor peoples’ costs of living: toll road in Lima, Peru.

Scholarship

Shades of green

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by Linda Kleemann
by Kacana Sipangule
by Pablo Selaya

Namibia

Corrections

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by Claudia Haarmann
by Dirk Haarmann
by Herbert Jauch
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