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Whither the Pacific?

by Joanna Kidman | Oct 25, 2012 | Aid | 2

US and 25 Chinese aid to the Pacific Region. Photo credit: loweyinterpreter In the shifting international relationships between the North and the South, new development ‘actors’ are emerging in the South Pacific region. These Southern development partners have repositioned their practices and priorities and are much less ‘pliant’ than they have...

Education First, Education Cannot Wait

by Lori Heninger | Oct 8, 2012 | Education in Emergencies | 1

UN General Secretary’s Education First Initiative For the first time, a UN Secretary-General has made education a priority during their tenure. On 26 September, during the United Nations General Assembly, Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon launched Education First, his new five-year strategy to ensure education for all. This comprehensive plan...

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