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The fight against money laundering has involved civil servants drafting reams of highly technical but ineffective regulations
Data must be available and user-friendly so that developing countries can follow the money, strengthen accountability and deliver improved development results
If corruption were punished by death - as it is in some cases in China - would you report the infraction?
Talking to a 10-year-old Indian rape victim - who was put in a jail cell when she reported the crime - is deeply upsetting for both the girl and the reporter
Planning for major heat waves can save lives
Thousands of monitoring stations across the continent create potential for Africa to have increased supplies of food, stronger economies and greater stability for its people
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