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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
Supplying fresh vegetables to urban people offers livelihood opportunities – for example in Nairobi.

Globalisation

Shaking up the rural world

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by Ellen Thalman
US President Donald Trump plans to weaken the development agency USAID.

Official development assistance

A matter of enlightened self-interest

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by Scott Morris
by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
Cologne was destroyed by allied air raids: When German policymakers speak of a Marshall Plan, they think of an economic miracle after a devastating, self-inflicted war.

Political jargon

A contentious term

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by Hans Dembowski
Gerd Müller with trainees of the German engineering company Krones in Nairobi.

International cooperation

“Our success will depend on joint action”

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by Gerd Müller
by Hans Dembowski
Africa needs regional integration: trucks waiting to cross the border from Botswana to Zambia.

International cooperation

Continent of opportunity

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by Frannie Leautier
“Happy life years” reached in Venezuela are significantly higher than in Sri Lanka, although the people in both countries have about the same life expectancy: farmer couple in Venezuela.

Research

More than a lack of money

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by Sebastian Rewerski
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
Zambia is struggling to develop its education sector: pupils of the private Sun-Spring Charity School, founded by Frank Masanta.

African reality

Vision 2030

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by Frank Masanta Jr.
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