The paradox of being a woman farmer in Baringo
By Maria Villalpando More than twenty women gather below the shade of an old acacia as children and goats roam around, and the heat starts […]
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A Case for Public Education in Democratic States with Low Fiscal Capacity
By Garret Dellwo In the global South, democratic states with low fiscal capacity and weak public school systems (underfunded primary and secondary schools), governments should […]
Promising Developments in Exceptional Finance
By Sean O’Connell, Edited by Daniel Balke An Introduction to Exceptional Finance Exceptional finance—funding that deviates from the normal policy of multilateral lending institutions like […]
Why the Biden Administration Needs to Revoke the Federal Permit for the Line 3 Pipeline
By Alex Reep Recall the hyper-controversial Keystone XL pipeline project which triggered a decade-long international movement of environmentalists and Indigenous leaders[i]? What if I told […]
Who Should Save the Amazon?
By Kathryn White Increased deforestation in the Amazon is directly correlated to the rate of climate change. During 2020, deforestation of the Amazon rose by […]
Help Afghans Directly: Raise the Refugee Cap
By Ethan Azad Since the Taliban took control of Kabul on August 15, the Biden administration has come under bipartisan pressure from Congress as well […]
What does an Iranian nuclear deal look like?
By Raina Kasera US-Iranian efforts to reach a consensus on Iran’s nuclear programs have a long history. While the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action […]
Three things that flood analytics providers should do to track their impact
A flood response operation in Southeast Asia, circa 2016, Source: Cloud to Street By Sri Ramesh Frequent catastrophic flooding affects millions of people every year. […]
Ameliorating the Post-COVID-19 Rental Debt Burden on California Renters
By Asha DuMonthier Ameliorating the Post-COVID-19 Rental Debt Burden on California Renters Imagine a California renter who lost her job exactly one year ago in […]
Attacks on Government are Dangerous and Misplaced, Especially in the Age of a Pandemic
By Roy Ulrich The anti-vaccine movement, as it’s called, is not new. Typically, it cuts across political parties. But not this time, not in the […]
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