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Poor Kenyan women robbed of choice to give birth
The saddest part for 40 HIV-positive Kenyan women suing the government for forced sterilisation isn't that they can't give birth.
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European leaders must take this golden opportunity to tackle corruption
Bishop Stephen Munga of Tanzania responds to the EU decision on extractives transparency
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Wonder fruit a?a? transforming Amazon rainforest
Effective land management by local farmers who cultivate a?a? trees is helping increase Brazil's forest cover
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Poverty in the midst of abundance: Governance matters for overcoming the resource curse
80 percent of citizens in extractive-intensive African countries live on under $5 a day, and over 50 percent live on under $2 a day
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9/11 Women Refuse to Hate
Tuesday's Children and Women without Borders/SAVE-Sisters Against Violent Extremism came together five days after the 11th anniversary of 9/11 in Irvington, NY, just as rioting was spreading across the Middle East in reaction to the inflammatory film.
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Saving lives on Lake Victoria
The UK Met Office has a long-standing commitment to help developing countries improve their meteorological services
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Reproductive Health Bill in Kenya
Reproductive health experts in Kenya have called on the government not to pass the controversial health bill.
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A Year's Reflection on Women's Land Rights
A reflection on how securing land rights for women impact a number of different development needs, including economic development.
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Structure is key: Advising social entrepreneurs in the UK and beyond
Advice on how to best structure a social enterprise is key in attracting investment capital
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Accountability innovations we love, No.4: "Public-Public Partnerships"
In the 4th of a series of blogs, Blair Glencorse of the Accountability Lab discusses the accountability innovations he loves
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