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I am a writer, researcher, consultant and practitioner on international poverty and human rights, looking at the changing nature of development cooperation as dominant paradigms and global economic relationships evolve.

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Great blog

Forging an MDB System: The Missing Piece in the Governance Architecture https://www.cgdev.org/blog/forging-mdb-system-missing-piece-governance-architecture#.YH8UNO17HI0.twitter

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‘People are not starving, they’re being starved’: millions at risk of famine, NGOs warn https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2021/apr/20/millions-at-risk-of-famine-without-urgent-help-governments-warned

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For the first time ever, more than 260 NGOs have come together in a moment of collective action to raise the alarm on the costs of inaction in preventing looming famines.

📝Read their open letter to world leaders.👇 #FightFamine

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