What can be done to encourage agricultural enterprises to become more productive? This column reports research showing...
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The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) relating to urban areas state that everybody has the right to a...
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The geographical spread of protected areas across the planet has increased in recent years as part of global efforts to...
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Open defecation, which remains common in India, has many costly and terrible consequences for human health. These...
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Millions of children in poor countries are of low height for their age because of inadequate nutrition. But when in a...
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Microfinance is often heralded as a panacea for poverty in developing countries, but in order to design more effective...
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