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View ArticleGood governance is not one-size-fits all
One of the pillars of economic development is governance. Programs like the broad-based Washington Consensus relied upon improving governments to ensure that economic reforms such as trade...
View ArticleAttempting to put more ‘Green’ into the heart of development
Developing countries need long term economic growth to continue toward a path toward prosperity. The aid buzzword sustainability is often used to describe maintaining progress, but the Organization for...
View ArticleBehind the story: The lingering effects of South Africa’s war on AIDS
After years struggling with the AIDS epidemic, South Africa has turned the corner. Fewer people are contracting HIV and treatments are making it so those who do get it can not only live full lives, but...
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Hugh Evans, the CEO of the Global Poverty Project, went on to the Late Show with David Letterman to promote the Global Citizen Festival taking place in September in New York City. Letterman asks some...
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Anwar Congo watches footage of his film with his two grandsons. Drafthouse Films/courtesy Everett Collection Indonesia, home to more than 238 million people living across 17,508 islands, will soon hold...
View ArticleInterview: Why did an oil company launch a development initiative in Bangladesh?
Oil and gas giant Chevron is trying to take its experiences in the private sector and apply them to international development. It has implemented programs in Angola, Nigeria, Kazakhstan and now...
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