Indigenous People, Native Communities
Preservation of the land is a prerequisite for survival in native communities.
Politics
Governance
Churchill’s Nightmare
The changes that democracies have undergone since the advent of governance are frequently underestimated. The good, the bad, and some cautious optimism.
Where Are the Sexual Rights?
Sexuality remains a field of conflict in many countries. LGBTI activists hoped for a promising new development agenda. So far, they remain disappointed.
The Vibrant Sciences of Biodiversity
We talked with Vandana Shiva about her origins, current developments in Indian and global agriculture and the future of farming.
Creating a Water Shortage
Why is water running out in Brazil’s cities? Does the Landless Workers' Movement provide a solution to it?
Unequal, Unreliable and Running Out
Although Delhi has more water per person than London or New York, many still endure a daily fight for access. We take a look at a deeply-rooted problem and possible solutions.
Society
A Digital Narrative
Nana Oforiatta Ayim creates films as a form of research in action. It is her quest to uncover alternative history about and within Africa.
Civil War Reloaded
25 years ago, these fighters were enemies. Now they have come together with a new goal: maintaining peace in Lebanon. But time is running out.
The Globalisation of the Naked Protest
Nudity - employed around the globe and throughout history - can be a powerful symbolic resource for protest movements.
Displaced in Their Own Country
Thousands of people have left their homes in Iraq to seek refuge. Many continue to stay in the country. What is life like for those internal refugees?
The People of Tepito
Tepito is Mexico City’s most notorious quarter. While the media generally focuses on violence and crime, Francisco Mata portrays the barrio’s inhabitants.
A Traditional Shareconomy
Indigenous communities in the Andes traditionally manage commons such as water. Their potential is still not exhausted.
Security & Conflict
Transparency
Open Contracting: Walking the Talk
The quest for transparency, accountability, and meaningful public participation in governance continues to inspire the development of mechanisms that give life to these values.
Can’t We do Something to Be More Useful?
Feedback loops: how citizen engagement can improve aid
Development Cooperation
2015 – The World at a Crossroads
2015 will be a decisive year for the international community since it marks the end of the MDGs. The German government aims for a new global partnership
Message from Minister Müller
Opening remarks by the German Federal Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development, Dr Gerd Müller.
