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Financing for development: What visions behind the figures?

Paris

8th International Conference on Migration and Development

8th International Conference on Migration and Development

Washington

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Does Development Assistance still make sense in Latin America?

Paris

Measuring the circumference of a tree - © Ollivier Girard for CIFOR

Who should finance nature conservation?

Paris

Climate and development: perspectives from Latin America

Climate and development: perspectives from Latin America

Paris

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Ebola: How to adapt to a persistent epidemic?

Paris

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How can we better manage water resources to ensure food security?

Paris

Can microfinance finance housing for the most vulnerable populations?

Paris

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Carbon market emissions cap: set the limit!

Christian de Perthuis

Professor at Paris-Dauphine University - Founder of the Climate Economics Chair

Caladium plants in Kuala Lumpur where houseplants collection are becoming a social media phenomenon. Photo by Mohd Rasfan / AFP

Ethics for the non-human world: is a plant equal to an animal?

Florence Burgat

philosopher, Director of research at INRAE

A demonstration for International Women's Day in Barcelona in March 2019. Photo by Paul Barrena / AFP

What is the position of institutions on feminism?

Population and Gender Expert at Agence Française de Développement

Wheat seeds during the opening day of the "Grüne Woche" (green week) agriculture fair in Berlin on January 18, 2019. (Photo by Tobias SCHWARZ / AFP)

Vegetarianism, a solution for the planet?

Development news

ID4D editorial staff

An employee of a urban farm growing aromatic herbs on a rooftop in Paris, on August 2017. Photo by Benjamin Cremel / AFP

Urban agriculture: tomorrow’s cities will be green

Christine Aubry

PhD in agronomy at AgroParisTech

A woman suffering from obstetric fistula holds her baby and waits for a chance to be examined on July 16, 2008, at the Maradi hospital (Southern Niger).

Public health: we can end obstetric fistula in Africa

Regional Director for the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)

A man counts British pound notes at a remittance shop in Pakistani Kashmir. Photo by Sajjad Qayyum / AFP

Remittances are growing in South Asia despite Covid-19

Economist, Orients Department at AFD

Policy Officer, South Asia Regional Department at AFD

Tuna fish are unloaded through a conveyor at the fish port in General Santos City (Philippines), on December 2,2012, as Asia Pacific fishing experts began a five-day summit in Manila ton find ways at regulating overfishing of tuna. (photo Paul Bernaldez/AFP)

Using technology to protect tuna stocks in the Pacific region

Shared Innovation

Director, The Nature Conservancy (TNC)

“It’s the climate, stupid !”

ID4D editorial staff

A Hindu devotee drinks water from the Ganges River at the Sangam area, the confluence of rivers Ganges, Yamuna, and the mythical Saraswati, in Allahabad on March 16, 2021. (Photo by SANJAY KANOJIA / AFP)

Groundwater, a common good that calls for our urgent protection

Stéphanie Leyronas

Research Officer at AFD

Aurélien Dumont

Ph.D, project manager of the division of Water Sciences at UNESCO

Researcher, deputy head of the AQUA department at INRAE

Task Team Leader, Agriculture, Rural Development and Biodiversity at AFD

Researcher, Senior Lecturer in Economics at the Artois University (France)