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Matt Podbury

BBC News - Newsnight - The polarised lives of Zimbabwe's rich and poor - 1 views

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    Different levels of development within countries. Zimbabwe
Richard Allaway

IFAD Factsheets - 4 views

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    Climate change: a development challenge Climate change: building the resilience of poor rural communities Desertification Fighting water scarcity in the Arab countries Fighting rural poverty: the role of ICTs Food prices: Smallholders can be part of the solution The future of world food security Land tenure security and poverty reduction Linking land and water governance Remittances Rural finance: Small amounts making a big difference Women
Richard Allaway

IfItWereMyHome.com - 4 views

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    This is a neat tool for students while studying Disparities in Wealth & Development. [Submitted by Troy Bajardi]
James Mattiace

Don't cite global numbers unless you know they're trustworthy (They usually aren't) - 4 views

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    Good blog post about not trusting global stats on poverty etc. 
Paul Becker-Hounslow

World Water Day: Resources and resourcefulness | Global development | guardian.co.uk - 0 views

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    useful case study
Richard Allaway

Movie Showtimes - Google Search - 4 views

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    This movie has only just come out but should be on DVD later in the year.  Explores Kenya's move to free education and would measure against the MDG's in Education.  Also an interesting look at how age and disparity and access to opportunity would look.  Showing now in cinemas (the small independents). [Submitted by Chris Stephenson]
Charlotte Lemaitre

How Development is Hurting, Not Helping, China's Poor (Video) : TreeHugger - 1 views

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    Video Climate change hurts poor in China
Kathleen Noreisch

peopleandplanet.net > food and agriculture > features > 'miracle vegetable' could help ... - 0 views

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    Largely unnoticed, a Third World War is under way. It is a silent war and the enemy is malnutrition. Its victims are mainly children living in less developed countries. And one weapon waiting to be used more widely to combat it is a 'miracle vegetable', Moringa, popularly known in my country - the Philippines - as malunggay.
Charlotte Lemaitre

Costs of Adapting to Climate Change Double-to-Triple UN Estimates, New Report Says : Tr... - 1 views

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    We all know that adapting to climate change is going to cost us -- but that doing nothing will ultimately cost us even more -- however, a new report from the International Institute for Environment and Development says that the real costs of adaptation are likely to be 2-3 times greater than those estimated by the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change :
Charlotte Lemaitre

Least Developed Countries Join Pacific Islands in Saying Rich Nations' Climate Change C... - 0 views

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    Low-lying Pacific island nations have long been saying that the climate change commitments coming from the wealthy nations of the world, including the G8 pledge to hold global temperature rise to 2°C, are inadequate to protect their future. Now they have some more allies -- A coalition of the world's poorest countries,
Richard Allaway

UK supermarkets warned over banana price war | Environment | The Observer - 0 views

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    As growers in the developing world go out of business, fears are growing for the stability of some small economies dependent on the crop
Kathleen Noreisch

"Sending Money Home to Africa" - remittances hold immense untapped potential for the poor - 5 views

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    African workers send home more than US$40 billion to the region each year but restrictive laws and costly fees hamper the power of remittances to lift people out of poverty, according to a new report by the UN's rural poverty agency, the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD).
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