The devolution revolution paradox: Greater accountability, lower spending on agricultural services

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Research Post August 5, 2021 The devolution revolution paradox: Greater accountability, lower spending on agricultural services Danielle Resnick A potential obstacle to food system transformation at the local level.

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Olympian Turned Volunteer Keeps Traffic Running in Busy Lagos

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Bassey Etim Ironbar is a rare example of an Olympian that transformed from an athlete to a volunteer who does menial jobs like sweeping the streets and clearing debris from open sewers. Ironbar, a Nigerian weightlifter, was competing in the men’s Super Heavyweight event at the 1984 Summer Olympics in […]

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World: Weekly COVID-19 deaths in Africa hit new record

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Countries: South Africa, Tunisia, World Source: World Health Organization More than 6,400 deaths were recorded, a 2% rise compared with the previous week, with South Africa and Tunisia accounting for more than 55% of fatalities. Death trends are on the rise in 15 countries.

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Delta variant pushes Southeast Asia to breaking point

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Countries across Asia are grappling with their worst coronavirus outbreaks of the pandemic, spurred by low vaccine rates and the highly-contagious Delta variant.

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Brussels Regulatory Brief: June – July 2021

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ANTITRUST AND COMPETITION  The French Competition Authority (FCA) Fined a Watchmaker for Obstruction of an Antitrust Investigation On 9 July 2021, the FCA fined a watchmaker for failing to respond to a request for information (RFI) sent by the FCA in the context of an investigation launched by the Hellenic […]

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Swiss commuters say climate isn’t their top transport priority

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Image: Pexels. One of the targets of the European Union’s “Fit for 55” climate plan is to have all new cars be zero-emission by 2035. It’s a challenging goal, but so is the move to reduce vehicle traffic altogether and shift to public transport – which may be easier said […]

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China Struggles with Socio-environmental Standards in Latin America

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For the construction of the suspended Yucatán Solar Park on the Yucatán peninsula in southeastern Mexico, the site was only partially cleared. Like most infrastructure projects involving Chinese companies and banks in Latin America, the plant lacks socio-environmental standards. CREDIT: Courtesy of Asamblea Múuch’ Xíinbal By Emilio GodoyMEXICO CITY, Aug […]

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oPt: ICRC survey shows heavy toll of chronic power shortages on exhausted families in Gaza

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Country: occupied Palestinian territory Source: International Committee of the Red Cross The chronic, prolonged electricity shortages and power cuts are taking a psychological toll on people, with 94% of Gazans surveyed reporting that their mental health is affected by the situation.

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Adaptasi iklim berpotensi selamatkan PDB hingga Rp577,01 triliun

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Kementerian Lingkungan Hidup dan Kehutanan (KLHK) menyatakan pembiayaan adaptasi perubahan iklim yang seimbang dengan mitigasi berpotensi menyelamatkan produk domestik bruto (PDB) sebesar Rp110,38 triliun hingga Rp577,01 …

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US airstrikes hit Taliban positions as militants threaten key cities in Afghanistan

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The United States has ramped up airstrikes against the Taliban in a bid to turn back the militants’ advances on a number of key provincial capitals in Afghanistan, a senior Afghan security official said Monday.

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