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No place to go: Iraq and the search for safety
The number of refugees in the world has increased for the first time since 2002, largely as a result of the crisis in Iraq. Wednesday 20 June 2007 marks World Refugee Day - a chance to reflect on this trend.
'Leakage' claims: muddled thinking and bad for policy?
"Turismo pro-pobre" – ¿Qué ha ido bien y qué ha ido mal?
'Las recientes estrategias para la reducción de la pobreza destacan cada vez más el turismo, y las nuevas políticas de turismo incluyen compromisos para aprovechar el turismo en la reducción de la pobreza – no sólo para generar divisas... Los...
'Pro poor tourism': What's gone right and what’s gone wrong?
'Recent poverty reduction strategies increasingly highlight tourism, and new tourism policies contain commitments to harness tourism for poverty reduction – not just to generate foreign exchange... Tourism practitioners need to respond to this new...
Will the new EU Code of Conduct on Division of Labour improve or undermine aid quality?
The EU Code of Conduct on Complementarity and Division of Labour in Development Policy, approved by the Council on 15 May 2007, is potentially revolutionary, with significant implications for the future of British and other bilateral aid.
The new US fragility strategy can be transformational – but requires careful implementation
International aid prioritises the pandemic over peace. But at what cost?
How China's new white paper defines a decade of development cooperation
Beyond American exceptionalism: a global agenda for the Biden-Harris administration
How to tackle mis/disinformation with a human centred approach
Pushing people further into poverty: the impact of Covid-19 in lower- and middle- income countries
An exposé of Trump’s finances: ending US public support for the fossil fuel industry
How President-elect Biden can show leadership in global human rights
The multilateral tools waiting to be used by the Biden administration
It’s time to invest for the 21st century and repurpose humanitarian bureaucracies