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Conditionality and ownership as seen from the South: More strings attached?
Aid & Development
Wednesday, 11 June 2008 15:18
The aid system (or ‘non-system’ would be more precise) faces tremendous challenges in less than a century of its existence. While the Millennium Declaration of the UN has called for clear cut targets in reducing poverty, scaling up aid and achieving clear results, there is general agreement that the aid regime is in dire need of serious reform. This non-system is increasingly becoming chaotic with 23 bilateral donors, besides several global funds and multilateral donor institutions, not to mention private foundations and CSOs.
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Real solutions to the global food crisis
Food Sovereignty
Thursday, 05 June 2008 01:00

The UN Food and Agricultural Organization held a summit in Rome this week to focus global attention and action on the food price crisis that is currently hitting the world’s poorest people.

The World Development Movement highlighted the role of unfair trade rules and the rush to biofuels as key contributors to this emergency and called on the EU and US to stop their drive to open developing country markets to their agricultural produce, thereby undermining local farm production.

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RP has long way to go before it achieves Paris Declaration targets by 2010
Aid & Development
Tuesday, 26 February 2008 01:00

The Philippines still has a long way to go before it achieves all the agreements set in the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness, according to a baseline study made by the government. A report on the Baseline Study and Survey of the Government of the Philippines' Compliance with the Paris Declaration Commitments was recently made by the Harmonization Committee on Aid Effectiveness, which includes the National Economic and Development Authority.

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Locals oppose open pit mining for copper, gold
Cimate Change
Wednesday, 20 February 2008 01:00
Tampakan, Mindanao - Under the fertile farmland and forests of southern Mindanao sits what may be one of the biggest copper deposits in South-east Asia. But whether the owners of the Tampakan Copper-Gold Project should be permitted to tap the mineral lode is under question.
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PPT Documents

The following are some relevant documents on the Permanent People's Tribunal Second Session on the Philippines, held March 2007 in The Hague, The Netherlands:
  • Summary of charges
  • Full indictment
  • Final verdict
  • Powepoint presentations of the charges
  • ... and more

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