Which Anti-Poverty Policies Work?
warns that some measures, like microcredit and debt waivers, can cost more than the benefits they yield.
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Financial Equality for Africa’s Women Farmers
says that the highest barrier to gender equality is unequal access to credit.
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The Power of Empowering Refugees
shows how his school system in Uganda can serve as a blueprint for displaced people everywhere.
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Agriculture’s Bad Medicine
calls for new international agreements to reduce the reckless use of antibiotics in food production.
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The Asia-Pacific Gender-Parity Imperative
demonstrate how much the region stands to gain by empowering women, and recommend where to take action.
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Leveraging the World Bank’s Capital Increase
call for better targeting of public development aid to attract more private investment in the SDGs.
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The Road to a TB-Free World
propose an action plan to eliminate one of modern civilization's most vexing infectious diseases.
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The Economic Imperative of Protecting Women’s Health
identify a major but neglected gap in medical coverage around the world.
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The ABCs of NCD Care
lauds a successful Mexican program to manage chronic noncommunicable diseases such as Type 2 diabetes.
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Where Are We in the Fight Against AMR?
sees progress in some areas, but worries that much more still needs to be done to overcome the threat.
