Food Security Versus Food Sovereignty?
The food security discourse has seen interesting developments recently showing how farmers could find more common ground.
Politics
Governance
Creating a Water Shortage
Why is water running out in Brazil’s cities? Does the Landless Workers' Movement provide a solution to it?
Power and Inequality in Malaysia
The inequality of Malaysia’s multi-ethnic inhabitants leads to the “1Malaysia” campaign. But what actually happened to this ambitious concept?
The Resilience Revolution
Terrorism, earthquakes, violence – global cities face various threads. 100 Resilient Cities helps them to be prepared.
Society
Able to Love
Our cities and buildings are accessible for disabled people but their desire for love remains a taboo topic. Find out how this stigma can be changed.
The Real Utopia
By definition a utopia is a place that does not exist. Around the world though, activists are working to stop the destruction of our planet: Meet the degrowth movement.
God’s Rapid Response Team
Rebel groups in northeast India regularly clash. A supra-confessional peace team brings insurgents to the negotiating table.
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?
Security & Conflict
Transparency
Cambodia: How Data Lowers Poverty
Falling rice prices strongly affect the rural poor in Cambodia. Open data and freer information flows help farmers to deal with it.
The People’s Victory
The recent elections in Myanmar led to a victory of the National League for Democracy (NLD) over the military - an outcome of an open access to information.
Development Cooperation
Making a Plan and Sticking to it
Franz Joseph Radermacher answered DDD’s questions about the Global Marshall Plan, the 0.7% goal and global governance.
“The Narrative of Development has Changed”
OECD Development Centre Director Mario Pezzini analyses recent trends in development cooperation and the challenges for Africa’s agriculture.
Baladini – Slow Food for Everyone
Baladini was founded in 2014 to train Egyptian women in artisanal food production. DDD talked to one of the founders.
Food and Development Go Hand in Hand
Welthungerhilfe’s president Bärbel Dieckmann on her vision of a world without hunger and insecurity.
