As 2018 begins, the challenges of humanitarian crises are momentous. Humanitarians are responding to large-scale emergencies in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Iraq, Syria and Yemen. “These challenges are complex but there are reasons for optimism” writes Larissa Fast. In her blog on ODI website she claims that the opportunities to increase
Income and wealth inequality are rising in most countries around the world today. Recognizing that this challenge has become a universal issue, in 2015, the United Nations agreed to seventeen Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and specifically to SDG Target 10 committing countries to ‘reduce inequalities within and among countries’. The SDGs
Simon Maxwell scans the horizons of EU development policy in 2018.
Simon Maxwell in this blog introduces the ETTG perspective on the MFF.
Christine Hackenesch , Adolf Kloke-Lesch and Janina Sturm look at how the EU can anchor the 2030 Agenda in its policy
What good is a job, if people are not staying on for the long term?
Brexit will have far-reaching consequences for the UK, the EU and developing countries.
Teresa Ribera advocates for a sustainable development scenario for Europe.
