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Contribution of Women to the National Economy In the context of growing gender inequalities and the consequential adverse impacts on the well-being of the society, gender issues have... Read More
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Waste and Development – Perspectives from the Ground While waste pickers provide vital services to their communities, their municipalities and the environment – they generally face very difficult... Read More
Whose Wealth Is It Anyway? Mozambique’s Outstanding Economic Growth with Worsening Rural Poverty Despite rapid economic growth and massive inflows of aid, rural poverty in Mozambique is worsening. Agricultural production and productivity have... Read More
Introduction: Informality—Concepts, Facts and Models From the article: “This article introduces a symposium on informality which pushes forward the research frontier by presenting new... Read More
