Politics of Poverty blogWhat will it take to stop the killing of land rights activists?
Mining companies and governments need to understand and respect the right to free, prior, and informed consent. The lives of activists are on the line. New research from an Oxfam partner provides a compelling starting point for defending community consent in Southern Africa.
Politics of Poverty blogPresident Obama’s chicken war
When it comes to US poultry, President Obama is picking the wrong fight – he should be working to improve the sector, not export our pathology.
Politics of Poverty blogWill an ‘All of the above” energy strategy work for Africa’s poor?
Combating energy poverty requires greater ambition, increased financing and smart policies to ensure that the poor benefit.
Politics of Poverty blogAfrican Mining Ministers Endorse, Push for Reforms
At Chatham House, But on the Record
Politics of Poverty blogUS agriculture interests getting grouchy in trade debates
Why are US farm interests taking a more aggressive stance?
Politics of Poverty blogAll eyes on maternal and child health: Ideas, money, know-how not enough
“We have no need for quick fixes and solutions developed outside of our country,” says Malawian healthcare leader.