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Aid

Why ODA makes sense even though it sometimes fails

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by Hans Dembowski

Employment

Ambitious urban refugees

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by Gloria Laker Aciro Adiiki
To a large degree, Haiti depends on official development assistance: staff of NPH Deutschland, a German aid agency, distributing food.

International cooperation

The dark side of aid

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by Leon Valentin Schettler
Traditional maize storage in Kano State, Nigeria.

Disasters

Resilience makes sense

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by Glenn Brigaldino
Burundian garment manufacturers increasingly see the merits of vocational training.

Investment climate

Budding businesses

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by Drake Jamali
Satellite images help, but data-collection on the ground is indispensable: a settlement in northern Ghana.

SDGs

Official statistics must improve

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by Drake Jamali
The ministers of 11 nations celebrate the conclusion of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership in Santiago de Chile in March. The participating countries are Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore and Vietnam.

Global trade

“I do not know whether the WTO will survive”

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by Iwan J. Azis
by Hans Dembowski

Child labour

Stolen childhood

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by Nawar Almir Ali
The Government of India wants expats to invest in development schemes: celebrating Tamil Heritage Month in the Canadian province of Ontario.

SDGs

New development finance

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by Drake Jamali
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