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UNDP: More spent on fossil fuel subsidies than fighting poverty
The new 'Don’t Choose Extinction' campaign aims to raise awareness of the detrimental effects of fossil fuel subsidies on people and planet
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Violent extremism costs African countries $97 billion each year
18-country study examines the impact of attacks on infrastructure and physical damage, formal and informal economies, and of 'security spending' on development processes. -
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COVID-19 could prove “disastrous” for Zimbabwe, UNDP study finds
Targeted measures and a crackdown on illicit financial flows will help -
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COVID-19: Looming crisis threatens to devastate economies & ramp up inequality
UNDP seeking unprecedented COVID-19 support -
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Despite dangers, many Africans still migrate to Europe
Irregular migrants reveal strong links between migration and development -
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Withstanding crises and redressing inequalities key to Africa’s continued progress
Jobs, social protection and more cohesive societies required to secure the region’s development gains, says UNDP’s 2014 Human Development Report -
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