El País – Planeta Futuro Archives
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New TB drug for children finally developed
Tuberculosis was discovered late in the 19th century, with antibiotics introduced for its treatment halfway through the 20th. Now, treatment specifically for children is set to be rolled out. EURACTIV's partner El País - Planeta Futuro reports.
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Spanish politicians hash out sustainability goals
Seven Spanish politicians have met to discuss the positions of their respective parties in relation to the United Nations' 17 Sustainable Development Goals, ratified in September. EURACTIV's partner El País - Planeta Futuro reports.
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Diabetes: A silent killer that hurts the world’s poorest
Diabetes is on the rise, both in Europe and worldwide. In Nicaragua, 600,000 people, more than 12% of the population, are affected by the chronic disease. EURACTIV's partner El País - Planeta Futuro reports.
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Nigerien migrants long for pre-war Libya
The Libyan crisis has not only forced Nigeriens to flee across the Mediterranean. Many have returned to their homeland, where they lament the passing of the Gaddafi era. EURACTIV's partner El País - Planeta Futuro reports.
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Health experts to take fight to TB
A new strategy to fight and eventually eradicate tuberculosis is expensive - but it may be the only way to tackle a disease that is becoming resistant to medication and killing the world's poorest. EURACTIV's partner El País - Planeta Futuro reports.
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Smart cities and urban laboratories
The Smart City World Congress provides a platform for innovators to meet with people who can implement their ideas. This year's edition is promoting projects that solve everyday problems. EURACTIV's partner El País - Planeta Futuro reports.
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Ebola’s last stand: Epidemic in West Africa nearing conclusion
Liberia and Sierra Leone, two of the countries worst affected by the Ebola outbreak, are now virus-free according to the World Health Organisation. EURACTIV's partner El País - Planeta Futuro reports.
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Mediterranean embraces eco start-ups
In the Mediterranean region, ecological and sustainable initiatives are being started by innovative individuals. It is hoped their business practices and efforts will trickle-down to society itself. EURACTIV's partner El País - Planeta Futuro reports.
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Development projects to prioritise children’s rights
UNICEF Spain has outlined its strategy to protect the rights of children worldwide, and to ensure that development aid is used effectively. EURACTIV’s partner El País – Planeta Futuro reports.
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Poverty-stricken Chad shows Europe how to host refugees
The influx of refugees into Europe is put into perspective by Chad, a nation of 13 million that is playing host to 645,000 displaced persons. EURACTIV's partner El País - Planeta Futuro reports.
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Better data key in fight to end poverty, meet SDG targets
If poverty is to be fought and finally ended, then policy-makers need reliable and relevant data to combat it effectively. EURACTIV's partner El País - Planeta Futuro reports.
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‘Time is short’ to stop climate change
With the COP21 climate change conference on the horizon, scientific experts have warned that this is the international community's last chance to reach a long-term agreement. EURACTIV's partner El País - Planeta Futuro reports.
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Spain not on track to reach development goals
Spain’s ability to achieve the targets of the Sustainable Development Goals has been assessed by a recent report. EURACTIV’s partner El País – Planeta Futuro reports.