Nestled beneath lush, coastal mountains in the commune of Mahatalaky, southeast Madagascar, lies Belavonky; a cluster of wooden houses lying in the dappled shade...
By Myriam Fayad Food and nutrition security are about the right for everybody to access nutritious, affordable and sufficient food. Even though undernutrition globally...
Eliminating hunger and malnutrition, and achieving wider global food security is imposing enormous challenges on the world’s policy agenda. A combination of factors are...
Earlier this year, France made a landmark judgment passing legislation that ensured that supermarkets must donate their unused food to charities. The legislation comes...
India, with its abundant and cheap labour, has potential for rapid growth and development. This resource can be particularly well applied in the agricultural...
Wildlife trafficking was one of the topics of 2014. It rose to prominence with politicians and monarchs alike intervening to heighten its importance. Here,...
International development has long been focused on the role that governments can play in increasing economic growth, particularly with regards to liberal values of...
Trade liberalisation, considered by some as the cure-all of development, has contributed to large economic growth in many different countries. Nathan Parton investigates India’s...