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20 Oct 2014: The paradox of uncultivated land and hunger can be reversed, says the head of Malawi’s smallholder farmers’ association Dyborn Chibonga
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16 Oct 2014: The financial crisis showed that developed world banking models are not indestructible, should they be used in the global south? Richard Kozul-Wright reports
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13 Oct 2014: Ibrahim Abdullahi, the lawyer who started the #BringBackOurGirls Twitter campaign, says continued support is vital. Anna Leach reports
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7 Oct 2014: As Norway gives $150m to Liberia to fight illegal logging, Katherine Purvis asks whether aid should have a conservation catch
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3 Oct 2014: 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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30 Sep 2014: After the world’s largest climate change protests, a panel discuss how to stay motivated on the road to COP 21
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30 Sep 2014: Dramatic reductions in water levels could lead to conflict. Will legal and diplomatic policies help countries to cooperate? Asks Ilmas Futehally
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26 Sep 2014: Reflecting on this week’s UNGA, Amnesty’s head, Salil Shetty, says states cannot continue to shirk commitments they made 60 years ago
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25 Sep 2014: Forget the green revolution, Chad’s farmers will need help to just grow enough to eat, let alone supply the market, writes Gene Fifer
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