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Audience at a concert in Taipei, capital of Taiwan (Photo de PATRICK LIN / AFP).

Worldwide demographic change: new horizons for development

Population and Gender Expert at Agence Française de Développement

Hélène Djoufelkit

Director of the Economic Analysis and Public Policy Unit at AFD

On September 28, 2020 shows a worker positioning a mirror before lifting into place on a heliostat used for reflecting sunlight at the Yanqing Solar Thermal Power Generation Base in Yanqing, north of Beijing. (Photo by GREG BAKER / AFP)

Climate change: China sets ambitious goals amid contradictions

Journalist, Specialist of the development in Asia countries

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The ice sheet that capped Mount Kilimanjaro in 2007 was 85 percent smaller than in 1912. (Photo © Roberto SCHMIDT / AFP)

Human concern for the climate, an “old story”

Senior researcher at the CNRS and the French School of Higher Studies in Social Sciences (EHESS).

Uruguayan peacekeepers from MONUSCO arrive at their base in Fataki on Route Nationale 27 in Ituri province, northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo on September 14, 2020.(Photo by ALEXIS HUGUET / AFP)

Conflicts: The multilateralism crisis has caused the failure of international interventions

Thierry Vircoulon

Coordinator of the Southern and Central Africa Observatory at IFRI

Employees sew protection equipment against Covid at the Center of Empowerment for the People with Disabilities in Bangkok on April, 2020. (Photo by Mladen ANTONOV / AFP)

Disability, a blind spot in sustainable development

Development news

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A group of tourists observe a lion in a natural park in South Africa. Photo by Adrega / Pixabay

“Green colonialism”: the background behind a Western outlook on African nature

Guillaume Blanc

lecturer at Rennes 2 University

12 January 2021

#Data4Covid19 Africa Challenge Webinar

Paris

13 January 2021

How to finance life on Earth: a high-level discussion with experts in biodiversity finance

Paris

In 2017, New Zealand granted the status of legal person to the Whanganui River after a long-waged battle by the Maori tribe living on its banks (Photo: Jacqui McGowan, Creative Commons)

Ecocide: “It’s not through criminal law that we can achieve reform”

Catherine Larrère

Professor Emeritus Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University

In Sulaimaniyah, in the Iraqi Kurdistan region, a Yazidi girl whose father was killed by ISIS poses in front of the lens of Barfi Bishar, a Yazidi photojournalist trained by the Humanitarian Aid and Journalism organization. (Photo Shayda Hessami/ DR)

Informed and responsible narratives on migration, a common cause

Mélodie Beaujeu

Project manager at the Migration Department of the AFD

Charles Autheman

Independent Consultant

Ambroise Pierre

Project manager "Democratic Processes and Media" in the Governance division of AFD

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