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OccupyNigeria – The End or The Beginning?
The month of January is coming to and end. It’s the year 2012 and Nigerians are slowly going back to every day life, or so it seems. On the 1st of January, shortly after the announcement of the subsidy removal, which catapulted Nigerians into a state of shock, anger and […]
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Sustainable Energy for All: The Private Sector Role in Expanding Energy Access
Bloomberg New Energy Summit. Roundtable Day on Energy Access and Climate Finance in Association with UN-Energy. read more The material available via this link was produced by the United Nations.
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The Outlook on Farmland Acqusitions
Over the past couple of years, large-scale acquisitions of farmland in Africa, Asia, and Latin America have made headlines in media reports across the world. Dubbed “land grabs” in the media, these investments have kindled much international debate, in which strong positions have been taken on the impacts of such […]
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Mexico, the Green Child
A dark layer of fog covers the city, but don’t worry, there’s no catastrophe, it’s just a normal day in Mexico City. Today the mountains are hidden behind that gray fog. Maybe tomorrow when the rain temporally removes that coat of pollution, you’ll be able to see them on the […]
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Remittances, Migration and Youth Unemployment in India
My work requires me to take auto rickshaw rides every now and then, and on two such occasions I encountered two young men who spoke fluent English which rather took me by surprise. One of them, Sunil, noticing my raised eyebrow, said, ’Mam, I am a graduate in English Literature […]