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What 2022 has in Store for Africa

Posted Jan 16, 2022 |  by Chatham House, Alex Vines

The digital transformation of African goods, services, and supply chains will continue in 2022 but exchange-rate pressures with increased volatility, credit, and liquidity challenges are a key concern for many governments, suggests Alex Vines in his article for Chatham House.  Elevated commodity prices, a recovery in global trade, and the... Read More

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Harnessing Rapid Technological Change for Inclusive and Sustainable Development

Posted on Jan 16, 2022 | in category: Delivering sustainable economic growth | by UNCTAD, Clovis Freire, Laura Cyron

Although technological change is ultimately essential for economic growth and sustainable development, it can initially widen inequalities. Disparities in education, health and income...  Read More

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Governing Planetary Health - On the Right to a Safe, Clean, Healthy and Sustainable Environment

Posted on Jan 16, 2022 | in category: Addressing vulnerability and promoting security | by  German Development Institute, Alexia Faus Onbargi, Saravanan Subramanian, Katharina Molitor

Geopolitics has an important role to play in securing the health of both people and planet. In October 2021, the U.N. Human Rights Council passed a Read More

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Catching up with Global Europe: 15 Questions on the EU’s new Financial Instrument answered

Posted on Jan 16, 2022 | in category: Improving global governance | by ECDPM, Katja Sergejeff, Ennatu Domingo, Alexei Jones

The increasing competitiveness of the geopolitical environment has compelled the EU to review its external instruments and policy frameworks for cooperation to remain a relevant global actor and...  Read More

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The History of the End of Poverty has Just Begun

Posted on Jan 16, 2022 | in category: Reducing poverty and improving equity | by  Our World in Data, Max Roser

Comparisons of price levels across countries reveal that 85 percent of the world population live below a poverty line defined as $30 per day. In this visualization by Our World in Data, Max Roser...  Read More

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The Power Atlas – Seven Networks of an Interconnected World

Posted on Jan 18, 2022 | in category: Sharing core norms and values | by ECFR, Mark Leonard

Power is now defined by control over flows of people, goods, money, data, and the connections they establish. This Power Atlas, compiled by the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR)as a...  Read More

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It’s not Enough to be Right!: The Climate Crisis, Power, and the Climate Movement

Posted on Jan 16, 2022 | in category: Addressing vulnerability and promoting security | by GAIA – Ecological Perspectives for Science and Society, Jan Klenke, Anita Engels, Stefan Aykut, et al

National states have acknowledged the need for global responses to climate change in international agreements like the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Sustainable Development...  Read More

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