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Reducing open government data asymmetries in the Global South: a perspective from Latin America
Making government data available to all is a keystone in improving public transparency and accountability.
When a State fails to protect its native peoples, foreign and paradiplomacy can help
As their government fails to safeguard their rights, indigenous peoples in the Brazilian Amazon are looking abroad for help. How can the international community best support them?
Enhancing the multilateral utility of regions in a pluralist, multifaceted global order
The current transition towards a regionalised world order is a response to the structural trends of a decentred international system, characterised by a number of disruptions.
Financially solvent utilities for improved energy access
Key messages Electricity distribution utilities drive the expansion of energy access and the transition to clean energy. With the [...]
The Future of Jobs: A Global Call to Action
In times of the 4th Industrial Revolution, the key to the future of work lies in the intersection of the demographic transitions and the reskilling of the Global South labour force.
The Ugandan Parish Development Model Should Benefit Persons with Disabilities
Community practitioners should raise awareness about existing programs and opportunities for PWDs like entrepreneurship and training.
Plastic Pandemic: The Ecological Fallout of COVID-19 and Policy Options for Sri Lanka
This blog examines the ecological fallout of the pandemic and suggests policy options for Sri Lanka to avert the looming environmental disaster.
Promote safe political spaces for Kenyan women
As the polls near, women's participation and access to the campaign arena are major topics in political discussions.
Beyond ACs and fans: the alternative space cooling route for India
Only 8% of Indian households currently have room air conditioners (RACs). This demand is set to grow 11-fold by 2037.
The future of food security in an age of pandemics: Building a modern and resilient food system in Sri Lanka and Nepal
This study investigates ways to strengthen agri-food markets and value chains — and related social-protection mechanisms — to build a more sustainable, resilient, and inclusive food system in Sri Lanka and Nepal.
