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16 DecRT @SFTSLondon: Our vision is of a society where we don’t need charities like SFTS Sadly that seems unlikely and people will die on the str…
16 DecRT @resanied: Don’t miss our session on #financing for #refugee #livelihoods and #inclusion this afternoon at 17:15 in room 27 at the Palai…- 16 DecRT @resanied: At @EBRD, we work directly with our public & private sector clients to open up #skills, #employment, #finance & #entrepreneur…
- 16 DecRT @BarbaraRambouse: Just arrived in #Geneva and looking forward to participating in the Global #RefugeeForum - to translate the principle…
16 DecThe UK's FCO DIT and DFID face an urgent outward facing trade & development agenda for 2020, eg ▶️ UK Africa Inves… https://t.co/12h0JjOGLH
16 DecIt was the election where politicians realised they could attack the media with few downsides & where constituents,… https://t.co/JtZIypPhHV
16 DecRT @HMountford4: Longest UN climate talks end with no deal on carbon markets. The talks “reflect how disconnected country leaders are from…
16 DecRT @JFCrisp: A new article: 'The Function and Dysfunction of Analogies between Refugee Protection and IDP Protection in the Work of UNHCR'.…- 16 DecOn my way to #Geneva for the #GlobalRefugeeForum hoping to catch up with friends across #displacement and… https://t.co/hJTuweMZpg
- 16 DecRT @gmaniatis: Mayors rebel: The leaders of the so-called Visegrad 4 countries have ganged up against Brussels on issues including immigrat…
16 DecChile is no longer eligible for ODA since January 2018. My takeaways from its transition #awayfromaid 1⃣ Have a… https://t.co/gPGlXdu8SI- 16 DecThanks to the thousands of reserachers, officials, ministers, NGOs, prrivate firms and others who have worked with… https://t.co/3FkekjgHX8
- 16 DecKeyTrend#10 Digitalisation has developed unevenly In 2010, few discussed digitalisation. Now, key task is to addre… https://t.co/yKGF4CNrY4
- 16 DecKeyTrend#9 Multilateralism WTO deal close in 2008, partial deal '13 Bali TFA. Discontent w. globalisation led to p… https://t.co/pf9EkrjOOt
- 16 DecKeyTrend#8 Increase in debt and rise of DFIs. Public debt in Africa grew rapidly. Partly due to China, but we also… https://t.co/MMG3he2Bo0
- 16 DecKeyTrend#7 Problem-driven aid works I published on the benefits from Aid for Trade in 2011… https://t.co/MtcWIvS66s
- 16 DecKeyTrend#6: Progress in conflict areas Progress is possible even in conflict areas. But ERD2015 shows money is no… https://t.co/N8v5QvuxB6
- 16 DecKeyTrend#5: Lack of diversification Despite fast poverty reduction, diversification away from garments hard for B… https://t.co/UYECdZmhlP
- 16 DecKeyTrend#4: Persistent informality@EconTransform involving formal sector activity is crucial for poverty in the l… https://t.co/Rg5gUsTFFq
- 16 DecKeyTrend#3: Industrialisation Ethiopia shows industrialisation in Africa is still possible, despite challenges. D… https://t.co/KHOq6L2KRm
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