In Dar es Salaam, the Msimbazi Basin is one of the fastest growing and most rapidly urbanising areas. This, coupled with insufficient service provision, high poverty levels and frequent floods, has a significant impact on the population.
Rwanda’s President, Paul Kagame, has been tasked with leading the institutional reform process of the African Union.
African states are among the most innovative and committed countries in measuring and reporting on the UN’s Governance Goal (Sustainable Development Goal 16), according to a ground-breaking new report by SAIIA and the United Nations Development Programme.
South Africa and Germany have both had a long history of migration, although they have adopted different approaches to managing migrants and have experienced different challenges and levels of success.
The 16th Sustainable Development Goal focuses on achieving peace, justice and strong institutions. Many African countries have been at the forefront of efforts to measure and achieve this goal.
G20 leaders meeting in Osaka today and tomorrow may be wondering whether the planned agenda will be overtaken by rapidly unfolding events in the Persian Gulf or the US-China trade dispute.
As the world’s premier forum on international economic governance, the G20 plays an important role in global rule-making.
This paper examines the implementation of the Trade Facilitation Agreement (TFA) in Africa.
The virtues of private sector financing in infrastructure development are widely promoted, yet much research glosses over the shortcomings of private capital investment in infrastructure.
Healthy ecosystems are critical for promoting human well-being and building long-term socio-economic resilience through a range of ecosystem services. However, the integrity of these ecosystems is threatened by climate change, which in turn will increasingly impact the many people who depend on these ecosystems, including the urban and rural poor.
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