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Politics of Poverty
Local capacity and humanitarian aid in the wake of Typhoon Haiyan
A ‘new business model’ for humanitarian action in the Philippines must value Southern civil society more than ever before.
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Politics of Poverty
President Obama says inequality is "the defining challenge of our time”
“A deficit of opportunity” is a greater threat than budget deficits, he says.
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Politics of Poverty
Can Raj Shah overcome “The Dialogue of the Deaf”? Let’s see.
Are you a development absolutist, or a development relativist?
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Politics of Poverty
North American mining disasters remind us of risks for developing countries
Citizens in every country should understand the potential environmental risks of oil and mining projects.
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Politics of Poverty
Remittances to Somalia: Reading Treasury’s tea leaves for signs of progress
Here's a timeline of statements and actions in the past two months that give hope – and pause.
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Politics of Poverty
What is the role of the private sector in humanitarian crises?
The private sector should continue to directly fund and resource the response by improving roads, transport links and communications to get affected people to medical facilities and Ebola samples to laboratories.
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Politics of Poverty
Legal expert: “Reforms bring hope in Africa’s pursuit of equitable growth”
Jacqueline Musiitwa discusses the Africa rising narrative and the need for legal and governance reforms to bring lasting change.
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Politics of Poverty
A game changer - corporate responsibility in the age of extreme inequality
What is the role of businesses in tackling inequality?
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Data exclusivity
Data exclusivity (DE) creates a new system of monopoly power—not required under the TRIPS Agreement and separate from patents—that blocks the registration and marketing approval of generic medicines for at least five years.
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In Liberia, Oxfam worked with a teenage rape survivor to bring her assailant to justice and find the peace to move on with her life through a program called FLOW that helps girls and women in conflict-riddled countries live free from violence.
