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Agriculture, development, climate change and occasionally other things. Now at Publish What You Fund. Effective January 2015, I have left the Africa Governance Initiative and now work at Publish What You Fund, the global campaign for aid transparency. Two posts on Ebola. I spent October-December 2014 in Sierra Leone working on the Ebola response. This article in the Guardian describes some of what my team was trying to do. My own description of the work is here. Rice prices and West African production.
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Agriculture, development, climate change and occasionally other things. The New Alliance for Food Security and Nutrition: a necessary step, or a corporate land grab? The past weekend saw a nutrition summit in London. The conference recognised what economists and development practitioners have known for a long time: hunger and malnutrition are usually caused by poverty, limited healthcare and bad feeding practices, rather than an … Continue reading →. Climate change in Australia vs healthcare in the US.
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Agriculture, development, climate change and occasionally other things. Newer posts →. Last weekend I travelled to Nimba County in rural Liberia. It took seven hours to get there from Monrovia: the roads have been graded recently, so even when you’re off the paved highway you can make good time. Sanniquellie is a friendly, but obscure place. Only a small monument, and a tree-lined avenue, remain to remind us that a pivotal moment in African history took place right here. I would put forward. I don’...
Rice prices and West African production | Rupert Simons
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Agriculture, development, climate change and occasionally other things. The New Alliance for Food Security and Nutrition: a necessary step, or a corporate land grab? Two posts on Ebola →. Rice prices and West African production. Steve Wiggins and Sharada Keats at the Overseas Development Institute have just put out a briefing on ‘The end of cheap rice’. What might change this picture? For now at least, we can conclude that the increase in West African production that Wiggins and Keats anticipate has not ...
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Agriculture, development, climate change and occasionally other things. Now at Publish What You Fund. Effective January 2015, I have left the Africa Governance Initiative and now work at Publish What You Fund, the global campaign for aid transparency. Two sides to Liberia – and the rice price connection. Who is doing their part for the famine in the Horn of Africa? The Guardian has a useful table on who is contributing to famine relief in East Africa and who isn’t. Overall the appeals for the r...No, it&...
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Rupert Shortt | Author and Journalist
Rowan’s Rule: The Biography of the Archbishop. Rowan Williams: An Introduction. Benedict XVI: Commander of the Faith. God’s Advocates: Christian Thinkers in Conversation. On October 29, 2005, three Indonesian schoolgirls were beheaded as they walked to school targeted because they were Christians. Like them, many other church members around the world face violence or discrimination for their faith. Why is this tragedy so widely ignored? Shortt demonstrates how freedom of belief is the canary in the mine ...
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This site has moved to . . . Because Ethiopia doesn't allow Blogspot. I searched various news websites in vain for the text of what was agreed at Cancún. I eventually found them for download from the UNFCC. The text is dry and technical, but the document on 'Long Term Cooperative Actions' does contain some useful results:. 1 Developing countries commit to emissions reductions in principle, to having them verified if they are funded by others and to. There are also some honest admissions: first, that the ...
Rupert Simons | Agriculture, development, climate change and occasionally other things
Agriculture, development, climate change and occasionally other things. Now at Publish What You Fund. Effective January 2015, I have left the Africa Governance Initiative and now work at Publish What You Fund. The global campaign for aid transparency. Two posts on Ebola. I spent October-December 2014 in Sierra Leone working on the Ebola response. This article in the Guardian. Describes some of what my team was trying to do. My own description of the work is here. Rice prices and West African production.
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