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ILRI turns 40: Nairobi headquarters marks the anniversary
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Some of the ILRI alumni who joined ILRI’s 1 Oct 2014 event marking the institute’s 40th anniversary: Top row (left to right): Anne Muhato, Onesmo ole-MoiYoi, Segenet Kelemu, Rok Skilton, Beatrice Ouma, Bruce Scott. Middle row: Liz Ogutu, Grace Ndungu...
Le changement climatique à l’approche de la COP21 : un autre regard sur les migrations
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En avril 2014, le Groupe intergouvernementale sur l’évolution du climat (GIEC) estimait dans son dernier rapport que « s’il n’est pas correctement géré, le changement climatique pourrait mettre en danger non seulement l’environnement mais la prospérité...
Rural areas and poverty
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Written by Ana Martinez Juan, A definition… biker3 / Fotoalia When it comes to poverty, one of the key issues is defining what it means and how it can be measured. Two types of poverty are generally categorised: absolute or extreme poverty, that identifies...
March 30-April 7
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Abbreviated Edition "The PD community really is a welcoming and supportive bunch." --Academic James Pamment; image from “epiphenomenal” --How some academics define public Diplomacy QUOTATIONS Quotations on Diplomacy and the Foreign...
It's ‘No Mean Feat’ Being a Female Human Rights Activist in Timbuktu, Says Psychologist Fatoumata Harber
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Truck is set on fire in conflict-ridden northern Mali. Photo by F. Harber. Used with her permission. The attacks that have recently struck the Western world have dominated the front pages of the media. Attacks on less wealthy countries do not often...