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• Blogging Tories Challenge: What Do You Think of the National Citizens Coalition?

  
  The Phantom Observer — Authority: 109
  Now it’s not that often that Blogging Tories founder Stephen Taylor gets to make the headlines. But in this slow news run-up to the start of Parliament, the organization he works for has managed to attract some attention from the … Continue reading →
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• Poyang Lake Pays the Price for China’s Progress

  
  Cleaner Greener China — Authority: 98
  While there are those who feel that China’s economy has no limits, I would like to direct your attention to yet another example of where China’s economy is outstripping the basic laws of environmental carrying capacity. Poyang lake, located in North Jiangxi province is perhaps one of the largest lakes that you ...
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• The great Nairobi guesthouse swimming pool dilemma – cast your vote now……

  
  From Poverty to Power by Duncan Green — Authority: 481
  Nairobi is a major NGO hub, currently the epicentre of the drought relief effort, and Oxfam’s regional office realized some years ago that we could save a pile of money if we ran our own guesthouse, rather than park the numerous visitors in over-priced hotels. It’s nothing fancy, definitely wouldn’t get many ...
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• Forest fires in Chile stoke tensions over indigenous land rights | Gavin O’Toole

  
  top99news - breaking news from the world top newspapers — Authority: 165
  http://www.guardian.co.uk Forest fires in Chile stoke tensions over indigenous land rights | Gavin O’Toole The Chilean government’s use of anti-terror laws against indigenous Mapuche ‘arsonists’ provokes outrage, as NGOs claim commercial forestry practices are to blame for firesLea este artículo ...
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• The DPRK Interregnum: Window of Opportunity for the International Community

  
  Leonid Petrov's KOREA VISION — Authority: 98
  By Victor Hsu (Nautilus Institute for Security and Sustainability, January 10, 2012) Now that the funeral of Kim Jong Il is over, it is time for the international community to explore avenues of engaging with the DPRK, rather than trying to read the tea leaves about who is in charge or whether Kim Jong Un [...]
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• Papua New Guinea Mine Watch: Tikana Namosi Landowners Committee tells Newcrest ‘no mining on our land’

  
  Intelligentsiya — Authority: 412
  JANUARY 18, 2012 “THANK GOD MEN CANNOT FLY, AND LAY WASTE THE SKY AS WELL AS THE EARTH.”  ~HENRY DAVID THOREAU Formation The formation of the Tikana Namosi Landowners Committee (TNLC) in 2009 eventuated as a result of the landowner’s frustration in the manner in which our previous landowner’s ...
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• Former regime elements behind attack on Egypt’s civil society

  
  Democracy Digest — Authority: 422
  
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• Egypt’s revolutionaries without a revolution?

  
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• Burma – no longer ‘the E. coli of Southeast Asia and jackbooted cousin to North Korea’

  
  Democracy Digest — Authority: 422
  
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• Egyptian Rights Groups Criticize Proposed NGO Law

  
  Project on Middle East Democracy (POMED) — Authority: 124
  On Tuesday, the Egyptian Ministry of Insurance and Social Affairs released a proposed law governing the activities of nongovernmental organizations. Mohammed Al Demerdash , legal advisor to the ministry, said  the law was not finalized and was still accepting amendments. Demerdash made clear, however, that the ...
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• Kremlin attack on US envoy highlights ‘Made in America’ fixation

  
  Democracy Digest — Authority: 422
  
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• Western slowdown squeezes funds for Indian NGOs

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 506
  Kolkata, Jan 18 (IANS) The debt crisis in Europe and slowdown in the US have created ripples in the remotest of Indian towns and villages, with NGOs feeling the pinch due to cutbacks of 20-40 percent by Western donors. Many small NGOs are facing a viability problem with their coffers drying up. Some [...]
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• Who Is To Blame When Africa Starves: media, governments or NGOs?

  
  Director's Blog — Authority: 102
  Images of drought (Oxfam/Save Report: Photo: Andy Hall) A report from Oxfam and Save The Children on the East African food crisis shows that thousands of lives could have been saved if aid organisations had acted earlier. This was not a sudden disaster and yet not enough was done to prevent it escalating: Early ...
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• Why did help arrive so late? Evidence v Incentives in the Horn of Africa drought.

  
  From Poverty to Power by Duncan Green — Authority: 481
  Oxfam and Save the Children have a new paper out today that worries away at the baffling fact that lots of organizations knew disaster was looming in the Horn of Africa (and said so), but the system was largely unable to respond until people actually started dying. From the exec sum of A Dangerous Delay: The cost ...
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• North Korean regime ‘won’t last long,’ says Kim Jong-il’s son

  
  Democracy Digest — Authority: 422
  
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• Poll shows Kazakhstan’s ‘decorative democracy’

  
  Democracy Digest — Authority: 422
  
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• ‘Nigerian Spring’ averted?

  
  Democracy Digest — Authority: 422
  
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• Nigerian strike called off, but ‘potential turbulence ahead’

  
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• Rebuilding Haiti: Solar-paneled Hospitals

  
  Global Conversations: Climate Blog — Authority: 103
  A photovoltaic solar power system at a Partners in Health clinic in Haiti (Photo Credit: Solar World) Last Thursday, January 12, was the two year anniversary of the earthquake that devastated Haiti’s capital city, Port au Prince. Many thousands of people died in the quake, and many thousands more were injured and ...
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• How can development NGOs go urban?

  
  From Poverty to Power by Duncan Green — Authority: 481
  Just spent a fascinating week in Nairobi, taking part in a review of our three-year- old urban programme there. Like many large development NGOs, Oxfam’s traditional remit is deeply rural – goats, irrigation, drought, that kind of thing – but the world has gone urban, and so in a few countries, we are ...
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