The Policy Brief is a new format that replaces the former series “Briefing Papers” and its German version “Analysen und Stellungnahmen”. Policy Briefs address questions of development policy and international relations. By including concise recommendations, the series is primarily aimed at policy makers, practitioners and representatives of the (professional) media industry. Besides, the series also addresses everyone interested in developmental issues. Depending on the envisaged target group Policy Briefs are translated in other languages.
All publications of the series have a CC-BY 4.0 licence and can be downloaded in full text on our website.
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Ekoh, Susan S. (2023)
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Klingebiel, Stephan (2023)
Far-reaching geopolitical upheavals have shaped international relations in the recent past. This policy brief discusses the new geopolitical and geo-economic context and its significance for the Global South and development policy.
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Strupat, Christoph / Pooja Balasubramanian / Srinivasa Srigiri / Anna-Katharina Hornidge (2023)
COVID-19 hat die Fragilität der Gesundheitssysteme in den LMICs aufgezeigt und die Wichtigkeit von Gesundheitsfinanzierung verdeutlicht. LMICs und Entwicklungspartner sollten die positiven Wirkungen von Investitionen in Gesundheitssysteme berücksichtigen und deren Finanzierung nicht vernachlässigen.
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Klingebiel, Stephan (2023)
Weitreichende geopolitische Verwerfungen prägen die internationalen Beziehungen der jüngsten Vergangenheit. Dieser Policy Brief diskutiert den neuen geopolitischen und geoökonomischen Kontext und seine Bedeutung für den Globalen Süden sowie die Entwicklungspolitik.
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Strupat, Christoph / Pooja Balasubramanian / Srinivasa Srigiri / Anna-Katharina Hornidge (2023)
COVID-19 has exposed the fragility of health systems in LMICs and highlights the need for renewed health financing efforts. Governments of LMICs and development partners should consider the large positive socioeconomic effects of investments in health systems and protect spending on health.
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Dimé, Mamadou / Rose Jaji (2023)
The EU’s use of funding to shape migration governance in Senegal creates ownership and accountability challenges for policies that are formulated at the initiative of external actors without much, if any, input by the government of Senegal and its people.
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Nath, Ela / Stephan Klingebiel (2023)
Dieses Papier untersucht die Geopolitisierung der Entwicklungspolitik in der indo-pazifischen Region. Wir erörtern die Entstehung indo-pazifischer Strategien und deren Überschneidungen mit der Geopolitik und der Entwicklungszusammenarbeit traditioneller Entwicklungsakteure wie den USA und der EU.
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Nath, Ela / Stephan Klingebiel (2023)
This policy brief examines the geopoliticisation of development cooperation within the Indo-Pacific region. We discuss the emergence of Indo-Pacific strategies and how these intersect with geopolitics and development cooperation amongst traditional development actors such as the US and EU.
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Berger, Axel / Ann-Margret Bolmer / Florian Gitt / Zoryana Olekseyuk / Marius Metz / Guillaume Robardet / Julia Schäfer / Marie-Lisa Schneider / Frank Schönberg (2023)
Pilot needs assessments indicate that analysed provisions of the IFD Agreement are not sufficiently implemented across the three LDCs: Lao PDR, Togo and Zambia. We identify key barriers as well as national and international support actions, which are crucial for successful IFD implementation.
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Peltzer, Roger / Michael Brüntrup (2023)
Cotton made in Africa is a sustainability standard for the textile mass market, implemented from 2005 on as an international public-private-partnership. From this experience, many lessons can be learned - for CmiA itself, for value chain promotion with smallholders, and for supply chain regulation.