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Justice and Institutions
21
OCT
2015

Civil society keeps democratic transitions on track

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This could be the year civil society makes a comeback. Why? The recent announcement that the Nobel Peace Prize 2015 has been awarded to Tunisia’s National Dialogue Quartet for its role in building pluralistic democracy after the Jasmine revolution in 2011. The announcement came...
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27
JUL
2015

Illicit Financial Flows: Failure is not an option

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Under the weight of great expectations and the glare of television cameras, delegates gathered earlier this month for the Third International Conference on Financing for Development in Addis Ababa. Global leaders, civil society and private sector representatives exchanged ideas...
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Man working inside a large reinforced steel tube. Philippines.
02
JUL
2015

Getting Real About Finance for Development: A new shared platform

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Enabling people and their goods to stay on the move by rebuilding rural roads in the Democratic Republic of Congo; keeping young children in elementary school in the Philippines in the wake of Typhoon Yolanda; setting up low carbon energy programs for several Central Asian...
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