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For diplomats, the Conference of the Parties (COP) is seen as one of the last chances to achieve a global agreement on the fight against climate change
Though most people in the villages of India understand the significance of good health, they often overlook its vitality to a good life
There is nothing new in saying that the internet has democratized worldwide access to information. An interesting perspective regarding this phenomenon can be seen in the education field
Recent estimates (Global Retail Report, 2013) show that retail employment is expected to grow in the future and it currently accounts for over US$15 trillion in global revenues
The post-2015 debate has kept alive the issue of finding new alternatives to attack poverty. Meanwhile, policy wonks in the blogosphere are quietly but fervently discussing the proliferating effect of randomized control trials
Climate Negotiations are moving painfully slow. It is not a surprise for those people that work on the issue of climate change. Since the constitution of a working group in 1992, this has been the melody playing throughout meetings, debates, public lectures and conventions.
Something like thirty years ago, Jorgen Lissner – a Danish aid worker – denounced the instrumental use of images of starving children in fundraising campaigns
The economic development of the last hundred years has helped the humanity to make incredible achievements in public health, including the control of infectious diseases, safer and healthier foods as well as mothers and babies in good health
After a long and bruising battle to steer an industry-friendly land acquisition law through India’s Parliament, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government finally waved the white flag last month
Stories have existed before recorded history through cave paintings, speeches and gestures, capturing the imagination of people throughout time
