One potentially disastrous outcome of the Covid-19 pandemic would be a global food crisis. This column by the former...
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In response to the coronavirus crisis, most governments are imposing lockdowns and stopping all but the supposedly most...
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Many policy-makers in middle-income countries worry that imports from China might undermine their efforts to develop...
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This blog is part of a series organised in conjunction with the 19th global development conference. To achieve global...
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The following column builds on consultancy work done for the Centre for Affordable Housing in Africa (CAHF). While...
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