2015 did not deliver, frugal abundance will
2015 will soon be over. During this year, two major documents that were supposed to shape our common future were […]
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Aid destruction – an obvious accountability issue?
Where aid is destroyed, it might seem logical that donor countries would be eager to hold the responsible party to
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Has the outcome of Addis Ababa changed anything?
Has the outcome of Addis Ababa changed anything? Article by Jean Saldanha, CIDSE Senior Policy Adviser, autumn 2015.
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Investing in the SDGs: Whose Business?
This article was first published on 18 August 2015 as part of the UNRISD Think Piece Series The Road To
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Climate change and vulnerability
Climate change and vulnerability: Pushing people over the edge, a CAFOD briefing, September 2014
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Taking Care of Business: The impact of big business on people living in poverty
Taking Care of Business: The impact of big business on people living in poverty, a Policy Paper by SCIAF, July
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“Is access to justice for poor communities really so risky for British business interests?” asks CAFOD
In 2011 and 2012 the UK Government submitted official briefings to the US Supreme Court in relation to two high
Mineral sourcing: Will EU law change things for people in the Democratic Republic of the Congo?
In March, the European Commission proposed legislation that aims to prevent European companies’ mineral purchases from financing conflict or human
Latin America: States must take concrete measures to ensure business operations do not violate human rights
On 17-18 March, CIDSE partner organizations joined a regional dialogue in Bogotá, Colombia on national government action plans on business
New EU transparency law offers the bare minimum, says CAFOD
CAFOD has welcomed a new law aimed at making large EU companies more transparent, but we are frustrated that certain
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