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Tag: Sub-Saharan Africa

World on track to meet 4 of 21 UN development targets - 02 May 2013 - News

Governments are on track to meet four of the 21 targets set out in the United Nations’ Millennium Development Goals by the 2015 deadline, the lead author of the World Bank’s 2013 Global Monitoring Report told EurActiv.

Rising costs pose challenge for poor nations’ vaccinations - 23 April 2013 - News

SPECIAL REPORT / Rising drug costs and supply uncertainty threaten efforts to achieve universal immunisation after decades of steady progress in vaccinating African infants against crippling and deadly diseases, health workers say.

Agenda for Change: EU’s helping hand gets an overhaul - 08 March 2013 - LinksDossier

Europe’s new overseas aid policy, the Agenda for Change, calls for giving the world’s most fragile nations more help through what Development Commissioner Andris Piebalgs calls “more strategic, targeted and results-oriented” assistance. But some anti-poverty campaigners say there is a risk that the agenda could end up neglecting impoverished people in emerging and middle-income nations.

Sub-Saharan Africa 'freedom and democracy' rankings inch up - 21 February 2013 - News

Sub-Saharan African countries have seen major advances in freedom and democracy, according to the report “Freedom in the world 2013” presented in the European Parliament yesterday (20 February).

How planting trees can prevent violence in Africa's drylands - 31 January 2013 - News

With EU-backed forces advancing across Mali, the need for European and other donors to accelerate the development process in Africa’s poorest regions appears ever more pressing. For development experts a simple, yet unheralded solution exists - planting trees.

Oxfam: Africa can produce the food it needs - 15 January 2013 - News

The number of people who go hungry in Africa’s poorest countries is growing despite advances in food production, say Oxfam researchers who urge European donors and African governments to invest more in small farms and give rural people a bigger stake in decision-making.

EU’s food imports pose ‘tricky balance’ for hungry Africans - 19 November 2012 - News

SPECIAL REPORT / East Africa was hit by its worst drought in half a century last year, leaving millions of people in Kenya, Ethiopia and Somalia hungry and triggering an outpouring of emergency aid from the European Union and other major donors.

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