Funding for women’s rights groups in poor countries falls by more than half
As the Association for Women’s Rights in Development forum convenes in Brazil, unpublished research shows declining support for women’s groups since 2011
Glee, relief and regret: Addis Ababa outcome receives mixed reception
UN secretary general hails Addis Ababa development finance summit a success but failure to establish new global tax body draws criticism
Addis Ababa outcome: milestone or millstone for the world's poor?
As a deal was struck on funding the poverty battle at the development finance summit in Addis Ababa, the UN hailed a historic moment while others branded the outcome tragic. We look at what was agreed
Where are the concrete plans for action in the development finance deal?
Alex Evans
The finance for development summit in Addis did at least highlight the message that no one gets left behind, but came up with no significant plan to achieve that
African agriculture needs more of the green stuff, says farming alliance chief
With Africa’s food needs set to triple by 2050, the head of the Alliance for the Green Revolution in Africa is calling for greater investment in farmers
Rich countries accused of foiling effort to give poorer nations a voice on tax
Aid agencies at Addis Ababa development finance summit claim UK and others have obstructed talks aimed at enabling poor countries to influence UN tax policy
