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Weekly news roundup: Zimbabwe sees electoral violence, Yemen conflict worsens, and US economic forecasts look grim.

A weekly roundup of mainstream news about the context in which Mercy Corps works, focused on development and innovation.

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China Seeks to Soften the Blow of US Tariffs

China continues to stimulate domestic economic growth as trade war looms.

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Weekly News Roundup: Khan poised to take power in Pakistan, tensions over trade continue, and Indian citizens await ruling on homosexuality

A weekly roundup of mainstream news about the context in which Mercy Corps works, focused on development and innovation.

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Link: How to Track the U.N.'s 17 Developmental Goals for 2030

The U.N. gave the world 15 years to achieve 17 substantial goals. Now you can track their progress.

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“FINALLY A PANEL AND NOT A 'MANEL'”: GENDER EQUALITY DOMINATES DAVOS

Influencers called for global gender inclusivity at the 2018 World Economic Forum.

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What to watch for in Davos

Expect the words “Davos” and “World Economic Forum” to spam your news feeds this week, as the world’s political and social leaders meet in Davos, Switzerland, to try to improve life for the global community.

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Jeffrey Garten looks at the long story of globalization

In a recent Global Envision talk, the Yale professor says that globalization is inevitable.

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Exporting Mother's Milk: Social Enterprise or Exploitation?

Cambodia outlaws the export of human breast milk.

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Quotable: Better Than Gold

Linking biodiversity and sustainable tourism in Papau New Guinea.

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Access to Credit Makes All the Difference

FarmDrive makes a difference for local farmers in Kenya.

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Why start a social enterprise in Haiti?

An interview with Bruce McMartin, about why he started a coffee company that trains, supports, and provides jobs for Haitian farmers.

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Weekly News Brief: Destitution Drives People to Work with Waste

A weekly roundup of development news from around the Internet

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Convention looks at lifting ban on ivory trade

Members of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora considered proposals to lift the ban on elephant ivory

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$15 trillion of production, mapped

Harvard University produced a visually stimulating and interactive map of global trade.

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Global Ideas News Brief: Digital Revolution in Africa

A weekly round-up of mainstream news about the context in which Mercy Corps works, focused on development and innovation.

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Weekly news roundup: Zimbabwe sees electoral violence, Yemen conflict worsens, and US economic forecasts look grim.

China Seeks to Soften the Blow of US Tariffs

Weekly News Roundup: Khan poised to take power in Pakistan, tensions over trade continue, and Indian citizens await ruling on homosexuality

Link: How to Track the U.N.'s 17 Developmental Goals for 2030

“FINALLY A PANEL AND NOT A 'MANEL'”: GENDER EQUALITY DOMINATES DAVOS

What to watch for in Davos

Jeffrey Garten looks at the long story of globalization

Exporting Mother's Milk: Social Enterprise or Exploitation?

Quotable: Better Than Gold

Access to Credit Makes All the Difference

Why start a social enterprise in Haiti?

Weekly News Brief: Destitution Drives People to Work with Waste

Convention looks at lifting ban on ivory trade

$15 trillion of production, mapped

Global Ideas News Brief: Digital Revolution in Africa

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