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• UN climate debt swap is 'fundamentally unjust', say development agencies

  Guardian Professional, 21 Oct 2014: A proposal offering small island states debt relief to pay for climate change adaptation merges legitimate and illegitimate debt, writes Karl Mathiesen

• Haiti shipwreck is not Columbus’s Santa Maria, says Unesco

  6 Oct 2014: UN researchers find proof that wreck initially believed to have been explorer’s flagship is actually from later period

• Missing Maps: nothing less than a human genome project for cities

  6 Oct 2014: A huge number of the world’s most vulnerable human settlements have remained unmapped ... until now. Enter an unprecedented plan to map the world’s forgotten places
  

• Jean-Claude Duvalier obituary

  5 Oct 2014:

  Haitian dictator known as Baby Doc who ruled by fear and brutality until he fled in 1986

• Jean-Claude Duvalier, former Haitian dictator, dies aged 63

  4 Oct 2014: Lawyer for ex-president, who was known as Baby Doc, says he died of heart attack at home in Port-au-Prince

• Photo highlights of the day

  25 Sep 2014: The Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of the best photographs from around the world

• Fed on food aid: does emergency nutrition cripple local economies?

  Guardian Professional, 13 Aug 2014:

  After recent controversies in Haiti, do humanitarian organisations have a duty to address food security and livelihoods?

• Mainstream finance is failing entrepreneurial Haitians

  Guardian Professional, 5 Aug 2014:

  Without access to funds, Haitian immigrants to the US find it hard to escape a cycle of poverty. NGOs are filling the gaps but it's not enough

• Photo highlights of the day

  17 Jul 2014: The Guardian's photo team brings you a daily round up from the world of photography

• UN chief steps up fight against Haiti cholera epidemic

  16 Jul 2014: Ban Ki-moon calls for $2.2bn to help eradicate epidemic as row over UN's role in introducing cholera to Haiti rumbles on

• The best books on Haiti: start your reading here

  15 Jul 2014: Pushpinder Khaneka: From the story of a torturer, and a novel banned by Papa Doc Duvalier to a warts and all love letter to the country

• Voodoo won't save Haiti, says cardinal

  13 Jul 2014: Traditional faith 'offers no real solutions for the poor' and is a big social problem, says new prelate
  

• The west's peanut butter bias chokes Haiti's attempts to feed itself

  10 Jul 2014: Local provider of food to tackle malnourishment faces closure because aid agencies buy subsidised products from abroad. Rashmee Roshan Lall reports

• World in a week: government crackdown on Christianity in China

  Guardian Professional, 4 Jul 2014: 30 June -4 July: Catch up with all the development-related news you may have missed this week

• Leslie Manigat obituary

  30 Jun 2014:

  Academic who served as Haiti's president for 133 days in 1988 before being overthrown

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