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Technology, whether low or high, needs to be appropriate and within reach to make a difference.

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Forget number-crunching; development workers need to get out into the field to understand poverty, writes Maggie Black...

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Aisha Dodwell argues that such schemes only line transnationals’ pockets.

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It’s all about power, argues Nick Dearden.

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No development process succeeds without the participation of those it targets, argues Maggie Black.

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As the island of Lesvos is overwhelmed with immigrants, the world of aid looks on. Beulah Devaney reports.

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Women and children are even more vulnerable following the earthquakes, writes Beulah Devaney, so what can we...

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The Nepal earthquake has devastated an already-poor nation. What next? asks Mari Marcel Thekaekara.  

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On the face of it, this is good news, says Saskia Ozinga – but only if local communities have a say in how...

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The NGO sector must support activism, not governments. Ben Phillips sees positive signs of this happening.

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Ben Greenhalgh argues that our trickle-down charitable giving may be misdirected.

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There are more NGOs today than ever; some are bigger than ever. Yet, discovers Dinyar Godrej, questions...

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Big NGOs and big corporations – Ian Brown finds they are getting a bit too close.

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The green imperialism of some conservation charities, by Sophie Pritchard.

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John Hilary on a degrading spectacle that keeps coming back.

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Felicity Arbuthnot is incredulous that a children’s charity can honour a man so closely linked to infanticide...

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