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Die Unfaire Milch. Agrar-und Entwicklungspolitik im Widerspruch
/ Globale Veratwortung
[DC-GV-2]
[DEEEP-PAPER-2019-011]
What effects does the agricultural and subsidy policy of Austria and the EU have on rural development in developing countries such as Burkina Faso and what lessons can be learned from this? For example, are the framework conditions in Austria and at European level sufficient to coordinate different interests and policy areas so that they meet development policy objectives? These central questions are the focus of our brochure titled "The Unfair Milk - Agrarian and Development Policy in Conflict?"
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Integration of the human rights-based approach into development policies. A guide for the New EU Member States
/ Minority Rights Group Europe
[ME-MR-1]
[DEEEP-GUIDE-2019-013]
This guide Integration of the human-rights-based approach into development policies: A guide for the new EU Member States aims to provide practical guidance on how the human-rights-based approach (HRBA) could be applied in the development policy and programming process in the New Member States. [...]
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Prospective
/ Coordination SUD
[DC-CS-11]
[DEEEP-PAPER-2019-010]
Ce document constitue la synthèse des réflexions qui ont été menées au sein d’un groupe semi-externe, mandaté par Coordination SUD. [...]
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The review of the HLPF as an opportunity to strengthen multi-stakeholder participation & improve SDG implementation
/ Forus
[DC-FOR-1]
[DEEEP-REPORT-2019-024]
The review of the HLPF as an opportunity to strengthen multi-stakeholder participation & improve SDG implementation
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Rohstoff-und Entwicklungspolitik im Widerspruch?. Der Wettbewerb um mineralische Rohstoffe
/ Globale Verantwortung
[DC-GV-1]
[DEEEP-REPORT-2019-023]
An important policy area for achieving development policy goals is commodity policy, as many countries in the global South depend on revenues from the export of raw materials and the extractive sector has a major impact on their development. [...]
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Alternative Humanitaires. Humanitarian Alternatives. Climate Change. July 2019. ; Issue 11
/ Alternative Humanitaires
[MI-AH-1]
[DEEEP-JOURNAL-2019-002]
This editorial is on Humanitarian aid workers and the challenge of climate change “Are humanitarian aid workers ready to tackle the challenge of climate change?” We were already asking ourselves this question in 2009(1) on the eve of the COP15 in Copenhagen [...]
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The least Developed Countries Report 2018. Entrepreneurship for structural transformation.Beyond business as usual
/ UNCTAD ; United Nations
[MI-UN-4]
[DEEEP-REPORT-2019-022]
The Least Developed Countries Report 2018 presents a compelling case for a structural transformation-centered approach to entrepreneurship policy in the least developed countries. [...]
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Generation for Change. Summary report on Young People, the sustainable development goals and Ireland 2018
/ National Youth Council of Ireland
[DC-NYC-1]
[DEEEP-REPORT-2019-019]
This is a summary report outlining the findings from the “Generation for Change” Spotlight Report which was written by Ireland’s UN Youth Delegates. [...]
Full report: PDF; External link: Full report
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Sustainable Equality.Report of the Independent Commission for Sustainable Equality. 2019-2024
/ Marcel Mersch
[DC-PS-01]
[DEEEP-REPORT-2019-017]
Progressive Society's Independent Commission for Sustainable Equality (ICSE) is dedicated to the fight against all forms of inequality, in particular social, economic, environmental and territorial [...]
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Mondialisation: qui gagne et qui perd. Essai sur l'economie politique du developpement
/ Arnaud Zacharie
[DC-ZAC-01]
[DEEEP-BOOK-2019-005]
The thesis of this book reflects these two theories back to back: contrary to the theory of dependence, the hierarchy of the world economy is not fixed and the countries of the South are not condemned to underdevelopment; unlike the neoliberal theory, the winners of globalization are the countries that have only partially applied the rules and have had sufficient leeway to operate, through a developmental state, a strategic integration to the world economy..
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