Can Africa survive the global aid squeeze? Yes, but it will take financial discipline
New article in The Conversation
The Future of Aid in Malawi: Implications for Governance and Development
Roundtable, Blantyre, Malawi
Negotiating Sustainable Development: African Perspectives on Global Governance and Just Transitions
Roundtable, Pretoria, South Africa
Sustainable Development in an Age of Geopolitical Fragmentation
Roundtable, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
New International Research Project HOPE Launches to Study Democracy, Health, and Poverty
A new international project brings together leading scholars from Asia, Africa, and Europe to examine how democratic governance and political processes shape health and development outcomes.
Justin ParkCountry-Specific Trends Reveal Gaps in Global SDG Progress
CoRE member Prof. Dan Banik recently co-authored a major international study, Country-specific progress toward the Sustainable Development Goals: Past, present, and prospects
Breaking the Plastic Habit: Malawi’s Thin Plastic Ban and the Road Ahead
Prof. Happy Kayuni, Politics and Government Department, University of Malawi
Prof. Michael Chasukwa, Politics and Government Department, University of Malawi
Sibongile Ngoma, Politics and Government Department, University of Malawi
ColourboxThe Politics of Poverty and Hope: Why the World Needs More Optimism
Prof. Dan Banik, Centre for Global Sustainability, University of Oslo
ColourboxRethinking Food Systems Transformations in Africa
Dr. Bekele Wegi Feyisa, Center for Sustainable Development, Addis Ababa University
Guest lecture: Reading the SDGs through the lens of politics
Prof. Dan Banik, co-lead of the Aura-Guild Cluster of Research Excellence: The Politics of Sustainable Development delivered a lecture at the University of Pretoria on the 20th of September.