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United Nations refuses to accept West Papua independence petition
United Nations says it will not 'do anything against Indonesia'
Global development trends and challenges: horizon 2025 revisited
The Overseas Development Institute (ODI) considers the enormous changes to development financing
Displaced and without their cows: the Fulani in CAR
Continued violence in the Central African Republic is not only uprooting livelihoods -
it is critically damaging identities.
How solar energy saved a Puerto Rican farm from Hurricane Maria
Investment in solar power could boost resilience to extreme weather events - flower grower Hector Santiago tells his story.
Vanuatu authorities plead for international help
New Zealand is sending more supplies to Vanuatu following the evacuation of the island of Ambae
Indonesian women as ‘hidden financial managers’
A recent survey reveals the pivotal role Indonesian women play in overseeing household finances, providing insight in to designing financial services for the future.
Global development investor discusses industry challenges
Impacting investing strategist Kusi Hornberger argued that his industry suffers from systematic flaws that hinder its efficacy.
How proposed changes to Australia's political donations threaten NGOs
Australian-operated INGOs fear that a current government inquiry into political donations could threaten their ability to receive overseas funding.
Locals pitch in with Vanuatu relief effort
Locals on Vanuatu's largest island are pulling together to help those fleeing an erupting volcano on the smaller island of Ambae.
Renewable energy investors see opportunity in Puerto Rico's demolished grid
Some politicians and renewable energy investors see opportunity to re-invent the U.S. territory's grid as a storm-resistant network that relies more on local wind, solar, and batteries.
