Africa
Free Africans for global trade
IPN Opinion article
The bad news is that the Doha "development" talks on free-trade limped back into view at the WTO in November with nothing new to be said, which sounds pretty boring, but the good news is that developing countries can ignore all that and make huge progress unilaterally and regionally.
Copyright piracy has made it expensive to produce our films
IPN Opinion article
Africa’s creative industries could be great success stories but they are held back by weak copyright protection.
Bad policies, not weather, create famine
IPN Opinion article
Julian Morris & Karol Boudreaux analyse the underlying causes of famine
Pay more attention to silent killers
IPN Opinion article
HIV/AIDS is a high profile disease that has received a disproportionately high amount of funding and attention, relative to "silent killers" such as pneumonia and diarrhoea
Fixing Famine: How Technologies & Incentives Can Help Feed Africa
Sunday, November 15, 2009
A study about technologies that can improve food security and the wellbeing of smallholder farmers, based on field work in Malawi and Kenya
UN: 200 million kids have stunted growth
IPN News coverage
The UN believes the solution lies in more foreign aid: Philip Stevens, of the IPN, disagrees.
Medical aid group raises alarm about AIDS funding
IPN News coverage
Mistaken calls for additional AIDs funding
Annual Intellectual Property Rights Indaba
Innovation, economic growth and job creation: The role of intellectual property rights
