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Subject: Eldis Development Reporter - Livelihoods Connect re-launched in Eldis
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ELDIS DEVELOPMENT REPORTER
26 June 2009
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Here is our selection of key documents,
debates, news and announcements highlighted by our editors over the past week.
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IN THIS ISSUE
Highlights this week
Latest from Eldis Community
Jobs and announcements
Development in the news
HIGHLIGHTS THIS WEEK
New Dossier: Livelihoods Connect
re-launched in Eldis
Livelihoods Connect provides up-to-date,
diverse and credible information on the application of livelihoods approaches
to development research, policy and practice
Men and care in the context of HIV and AIDS
What drives the enormous burden of
AIDS-related care which falls on women and girls? What strategies are needed to
reduce this burden
Potential development impact of the 2010
World Cup
There is a significant opportunity for
South Africa to contradict commonly held representations of Africa by using
the World Cup to project a contemporary, reinvigorated image of Africa.
Measuring impact-beyond the bottom line
Why measuring and understanding a company's
impact on the societies in which it operates is good for business and good for
society.
Find out what else is new on Eldis
LATEST FROM ELDIS COMMUNITY
Blog: Dangerous Ideas in Development - GM
Crops and the Global Food Crisis
Blog: Why the Nepal Development Bank (NDB)
should be put to rest?
Group: Video for development
Blog: Social inclusion - Access of the poor
to agricultural services: the role of farmers' organizations
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JOBS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
See our listings for the latest Jobs and
Announcements this week including...
Jobs in Europe: Chr. Michelsen Institute
seeks Director, Norway
Jobs in Asia: Save the Children seeks
Regional Nutrition Adviser, Asia
Volunteering and internships: VSO
International has a variety of opportunities available
Training: Khanya Aicdd presents Managing
Sustainable Livelihoods for the Poor, South Africa
DEVELOPMENT IN THE NEWS
The return of blood diamonds | The
Independent The leading architect of the international system to stop the trade
in blood diamonds has warned that the safety net is close to collapse with
governments and the industry failing to act against gross violations.
Projecting Population, Projecting Climate
Change: Population in IPCC Scenarios | PAI Sows that population growth is not
adequately accounted for in the emissions scenarios produced by the Special
Report on Emissions Scenarios of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
(IPCC).
Old Persons Home | The Saatchi Gallery Sun
Yuan and Peng Yu are two of China's most controversial artists. In "Old
Persons' Home", they present their satirical models of OAPS looking
suspiciously familiar.
All the latest stats on the development
impact of the global crisis | From Poverty to Power blog A summary of the
latest statistics on unemployment, economic growth, bank bailouts, fiscal
stimuli, poverty impacts, remittances, trade flows, foreign direct investment,
vulnerable countries and food and oil prices.
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