Development and
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A farm that was destroyed by a cyclone in southern Malawi.

Food security

Malawi’s increasingly difficult battle against hunger

The hunger crisis in Malawi continues to worsen. According to the latest estimates, around 5.7 million people – roughly 28 % of the population – are acutely affected by food insecurity. The causes, which have accumulated over many years, lie in a combination of extreme weather events, economic pressure and weak agricultural structures.

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Investments in companies  that supply underserved populations with essential goods such as food are a form of impact investing.

Impact investing

How to convince rich people to use their money for good

Private wealth could play a transformative role in tackling global challenges. Yet many wealthy individuals are hesitant about investing for impact. Changing mindsets, reducing risk and building trust are essential to unlock private capital for sustainable development.

Mental health

Breaking the silence on rising suicides in Malawi

Suicide in Malawi claims hundreds of lives each year, and the number of cases is rising. The government now has abolished a law that criminalised suicide attempts, but real progress requires public education, funding and open dialogue about mental health.

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In the Digital Monthly Edition 11/2025

Does money rule the world?

Investments in companies  that supply underserved populations with essential goods such as food are a form of impact investing.
Impact investing

How to convince rich people to use their money for good

Private wealth could play a transformative role in tackling global challenges. Yet many wealthy individuals are hesitant about investing for impact. Changing mindsets and building trust are essential to unlock private capital for sustainable development.

Dadi Prayoga.
Artist of the month

Dadi Prayoga

Dadi Prayoga is an illustrator from Indonesia. Two of his artworks are featured in the D+C November monthly issue.

A Maya Train carriage arrives at a station in Campeche, Mexico.
Organised crime

Train of destruction

Business tycoons and criminal organisations are wielding ever greater political influence in Latin America. Even in megaprojects, political, economic and criminal interests seem inextricably linked. One example is Mexico’s new Maya Train.

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In der Hindukusch-Himalaya-Region schmelzen die Gletscher
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Global environment

Restoring the planet’s environmental health is indispensable

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Plattenladen im Kenyatta-Markt in Nairobi
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Culture Special

Art with a developmental connection - compiled for you by the D+C editorial team.

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Kinder auf einem staatlichen Schulhof in Nigeria.
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Education

Around the world, access to education must be made easier and its quality has to improve

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Eine Sammlung von Geldscheinen und Münzen.
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Fiscal space

In view of multiple crises, state agencies must stay able to invest in crucial infrastructure and services

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A woman in Iran is protesting for her rights.
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Gender equality

Empowering women and girls is crucial to achieving gender justice.

 

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