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News writing contest -
Do you know the MDG’s by now?
Green Economy Starts in Our Own Backyards
We’re not talking about veggie gardens. It’s the big picture stuff that will be debated at the Rio+20 Earth Summit.Reconciling green with growth has taken on new colours in Australia: blue waters versus… read more
Millennium Villages: a lasting impact?
From Africa Renewal, December 2011, page 6 read more
Development and the Doing Business project
Poverty reduction? Through a better business environment! read more
News writing contest
A new blog, The Good Times, launches a news writing contest. read more
Do you know the MDG’s by now?
Have we learnt anything by now? The educational value of the competition. read more
Editorial blog
Introducing the New Reporters of the TH!NK Revamped Project!
The reporters for the new TH!NK project have been chosen. Let's give them all a round of applause!
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