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Sustainable development

The sustainable development programme focuses on the Millennium Development Goals in the poorest communities with particular regard to:


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China Earthquake 2010 (Getty Images)

Urban disasters

In dialogue with Sir John Holmes. With increasing global urbanisation comes increasing risk of urban disaster; but what constitutes an urban disaster?

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Urban disaster: recovery

Richard Burge is in dialogue on preparedness of affected cities to act as a hub of coordination of relief and recovery and the role of external and foreign agencies.

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Malaria - delivering controlled programmes

We discuss delivering programmes to the worst affected countries against this preventable and deadly disease. We ask about partnerships, how they work and the role of the community in helping themselves.

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Global land issues

What are the global issues around the world? How is growing wealth changing the pressure on land? How do you incentivise people and government to do the right thing? What is the starting point for government in addressing and prioritising the issues?

Wind farm with storm clouds

Sustainable development: the age of austerity

Has the recession knocked sustainable development off course?  Is there an agenda that could be proactively pursued? These questions and more are discussed while making a comparison between the UK and Germany.

Image: James Pursey, courtesy of the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation

HIV-AIDS innovation

Biomedical advances have brought improved treatment for HIV/AIDS, but how accessible is innovation beyond the rich, developed world?  And have healthcare systems been able to exploit this new availability of advanced drugs?

Wilton Park Dialogues

HIV/Aids: What investment in the future?

Podcast concerning the scourge of HIV/AIDS across Africa and the developing world. Treatment reaches millions of people but how do we afford and scale up this treatment and how will an unprecedented global solidarity stand up in an age of austerity?

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