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There are 7 posts tagged SDGs (this is page 1 of 1).

Saturday Morning Reading #51

Hello from Namibia.

24th October 2015 | Comment

Saturday Morning Reading #50

Here’s your (slightly cynical) Saturday Morning Reading… 1.

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in Saturday Morning Reading | 27th June 2015 | 572 Words | Comment

Saturday Morning Reading #47

Here’s your very belated (again) Saturday morning reading… 1.

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in Development, Saturday Morning Reading | 7th June 2015 | 242 Words | Comment

Saturday Morning Reading #44

Here’s your (Satur)Sunday morning reading on the Gates Foundation and the SDGs, complexity and development and how to shift the debate on taking care of ourselves as aid workers… 1.

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in Careers, Development | 17th May 2015 | 706 Words | Comment

Saturday Morning Reading #39

Here’s your Saturday morning reading in which we learn from religion, work with politicians, save the world with businesses, ask big questions about big data, not the absence of migration in the SDGs and defend the proposed development goals.

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in Development, Saturday Morning Reading | 11th April 2015 | 142 Words | Comment

Saturday Morning Reading #37

Here’s your Saturday morning reading featuring sustainable development goals, volunteering, South Sudan, thinking about development as a process not a project, and farming in Uganda… 1.

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in Development, Saturday Morning Reading | 28th March 2015 | 784 Words | Comment

Saturday Morning Reading #34

Here’s your Saturday morning reading… 1.

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in Development, Saturday Morning Reading | 28th February 2015 | 376 Words | Comment

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