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18 Julho 2022
África
África subsariana
Angola

Por José Eustáquio Diniz Alves
Doutor em demografia

Angola está entre os 10 países com maior perda anual líquida de floresta (diferença entre floresta criada e destruída) entre 2010 e 2020, segundo a Organização das Nações Unidas para Agricultura e Alimentação, FAO.

Carlos Herrera
31 Outubro 2021
América Latina e Caribe
América Central
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicarágua
América do Sul
Brasil
América do Norte
Estados Unidos

Uma família caminha pelo bairro de Didilandia, na costa de Bilwi, capital da Região Autônoma da Costa Caribe Norte da Nicarágua, em 22 de novembro de 2020. Essa área foi uma das mais afetadas pelo furacão Iota. Carlos Herrera. 

Por Lorena Arroyo e Jorge Galindo

Cidade do México e Bogotá

 

Mais de 17 milhões de latino-americanos correm o risco de ser deslocados pelos efeitos da mudança climática até 2050, o equivalente a toda a população do Equador, segundo um relatório do Banco Mundial

Foto: Fernando Dias/Governo RS
29 Outubro 2021
América Latina e Caribe
América do Sul
Brasil
Europa
Portugal

Por Claiton Mello

As comparações entre os países são difíceis de se estabelecer. No entanto, o modelo capitalista é o mesmo aplicado sobre a agricultura, seja em Portugal e na União Europeia, seja no Brasil e na maioria dos países da América Latina 

Benguela, Angola, october 2007_photo by Carlos Ebert_FLICKR creative commons
6 Agosto 2021
Authors: 
Allan Cain
Angola
África austral

 

By Allan Cain, Development Workshop Angola

* This article was originally published as part of the online discussion on customary law in Southern Africa

ALEX TREADWAY / ICIMOD
5 Agosto 2021
Authors: 
Mr. Jamil Chade
Global

Pesca no lago Kaptai, em Chittagong (Bangladesh). No pior dos cenários, em que não se consiga conter o aquecimento global, o estudo adverte que o nível de emissões atual conduziria a um aumento de até cinco graus nas montanhas e uma perda de dois terços de suas geleiras até 2100.ALEX TREADWAY / ICIMOD

 


Por Jamil Chade

 

Imagem: Johnny Miller
31 Maio 2021
África
África subsariana
África do Sul
Escrito por Matthew Maganga | Traduzido por Camilla Sbeghen
 
Land and compensation in Zimbabwe: frequently asked questions
23 Novembro 2020
Authors: 
Prof. Ian Scoones
Zimbabwe

The debate about compensation of former white farmers in Zimbabwe continues to rage. The compensation agreement signed in July agreed a total amount of US$3.5 billion to pay for ‘improvements’ to the land that was expropriated. After 20 years of discussion, this was a major step forward. However, there seem to be multiple positions on the agreement and little consensus, along with much misunderstanding. However, some things are happening, and a joint resource mobilisation committee has been established with technical support from the World Bank and others.

4 Maio 2021
Authors: 
Mr. Malcolm Childress
Global

* Any views expressed in this opinion piece are those of the author and not of Thomson Reuters Foundation.

Land insecurity and inequality are endemic and keep families trapped in poverty for generations

Malcolm Childress is co-director of Prindex and executive director of Global Land Alliance

3 Maio 2021
Authors: 
Tijah Bolton-Akpan
Miles Litvinoff
Nigéria

Oil companies are paying billions towards development in the Niger Delta, but it’s having little impact on the ground, say Tijah Bolton-Akpan and Miles Litvinoff.

2 Maio 2021
Authors: 
David Matsinhe
Moçambique

By David Matsinhe for the Daily Maverick. 

Originally posted at: https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2021-04-25-recipe-for-conflict-n...

 

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Accountability Counsel logo

Accountability Counsel amplifies the voices of communities around the world to protect their human rights and environment. As advocates for people harmed by internationally financed projects, we employ community-driven and policy level strategies to access justice.

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The Bank Information Center (BIC) partners with civil society in developing and transition countries to influence the World Bank and other international financial institutions (IFIs) to promote social and economic justice and ecological sustainability. BIC is an independent, non-profit, non-governmental organization that advocates for the protection of rights, participation, transparency, and public accountability in the governance and operations of the World Bank Group and regional development banks.

CEAS

Desde que foram lançados (1969), os Cadernos do CEAS buscam discutir criticamente temas diversos, que se relacionam com questões sociais, sempre na perspectiva de analisar a realidade brasileira em sua inserção internacional, apontando as iniciativas das classes trabalhadoras como caminho para a superação das situações de opressão e dos seus traços mais perversos, com o resgate da gigantesca desigualdade social que torna o Brasil um caso único e extremo entre os países industrializados.

Caritas Internationalis is confederation of 165 Catholic humanitarian and development national member organisations who are working at the grassroots in almost every country of the world. When a crisis hits, Caritas is already on the ground. The diverse members give us our strength – from small groups of volunteers to some of the biggest global charities. Inspired by Catholic faith, Caritas is the helping hand of the Church – reaching out to the poor, vulnerable and excluded, regardless of race, religion or sex, to build a world based on justice and fraternal love.

The Republic of Mozambique is located in South East Africa, and Caritas Mozambique is an entity of the Catholic Church in the country, which defines itself as “a driving force of charity, based in the community, which seeks to promote the integral development of all men and women.” It consists of 13 dioceses across the country.

Our mission is to support the building of businesses throughout Africa and South Asia, to create jobs, and to make a lasting difference to people’s lives in some of the world’s poorest places.

CEPA is an independent, Sri Lankan think-tank promoting a better understanding of poverty-related development issues. CEPA believes that poverty is an injustice that should be overcome and that overcoming poverty involves changing policies and practices nationally and internationally, as well as working with people in poverty. CEPA strives to contribute to influencing poverty-related development policy, at national, regional, sectoral, programme and project levels.

Christian Aid Ireland is an international aid and development agency of the Protestant Churches of Great Britain and Ireland. 

As part of the Christian Aid family, we work across 37 countries to support poor and marginalised people, whatever their beliefs, sexuality, gender or ethnicity, to lift themselves out of poverty.

Christian Aid Ireland has a special focus on 22 core countries, where we concentrate our efforts to best effect. 

The CPRC is an international partnership of universities, research institutes and NGOs established that provides research and policy guidance on the reduction of chronic poverty. 

Nearly half a billion people are trapped in chronic poverty – poverty they experience over many years, often over their entire lives, and commonly pass poverty on to their children.

We are Charity Projects (a registered charity) operating under the name of Comic Relief. Our purpose is a just world free from poverty. Your support (including by fundraising, donating and taking part in our campaigns or events) enables us to work toward achieving our purpose. Comic Relief is a major charity based in the UK which strives to create a just world, free from poverty. We’ll do just about anything to see that vision become a reality and our mission is to drive positive change through the power of entertainment.

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Cordaid works to end poverty and exclusion. We do this in the world’s most fragile and conflict-affected areas as well as in the Netherlands.

We engage communities to rebuild trust and resilience and increase people’s self-reliance. Our professionals provide humanitarian assistance and create opportunities to improve security, health care and education and stimulate inclusive economic growth.

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