From the impact and effectiveness hub
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Plenty more fish in the sea: preserving stocks in Madagascar
Projects where local fishers manage marine areas to ensure sustainability are being replicated across the Indian Ocean, writes Alasdair Harris
From our partner Adam Smith International
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Increasing the income of 14,000 Malawian cotton farmers through improved sector coordination and knowledge transfer
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More strategic responses are needed to strengthen and support governance and institutions to help prevent the spread of both contagions
Also on the network
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A shift in attitudes in political systems around the world is necessary to allow girls to fully participate in society, writes Shirin Rai
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Do you want to make decisions that will affect the health of millions of people around the world? Find out how from an expert, writes Charlotte Seager
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A proposal offering small island states debt relief to pay for climate change adaptation merges legitimate and illegitimate debt, writes Karl Mathiesen
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What should NGOs be thinking about when providing assistance to smallholders in the global south? Our panel give their tips
From Guardian Global Development
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Suzanne Franks: Thirty years on, Michael Buerk’s broadcast remains a watershed moment in crisis reporting, but what is its lasting legacy?
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Chinese government is among the top donors with £40m in aid, but its corporate sector, despite economic ties, has done little
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Many development programmes do not sufficiently factor in gender. Michelle Frain-Muldoon and Anne Greteman suggest how to do things differently
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With a potential win at Sunday’s election, this environmental activist is proving that change can come from within politics, writes Gavin O’Toole
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NGOs are aflutter for the UN General Assembly and Climate Summit but how effective are these spaces for creating change? Asks Danny Sriskandarajah
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Making the pursuit of tax explicit in the new sustainable development goals would provide governments with vital funds, writes Thomas Pogge
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Poll
On day three of World Water Week, the question of who pays for what floats to the surface
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