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The German Development Institute / Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik (DIE) is partner of the Green Growth Knowledge Platform

The German Development Institute / Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik (DIE) is partner of the Green Growth Knowledge Platform Jump to: The German Development Institute / Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik (DIE) is partner of the Green Growth Knowledge Platform The German Development Institute / Deutsches Institut für Entwicklungspolitik (DIE) is partner of the Green Growth Knowledge Platform Press Release of 12 September 2013 The German Development…

Too Big to Fail? – A Government Programme for the United Nations in International Development

Mahn, Timo Casjen / Pio Wennubst (2013)
The Current Column, 23. September 2013

Sustainability goals – also for Germany!

Rippin, Nicole (2013)
The Current Column, 27. September 2013

The Internet – Uncharted Territory for Development Policy?

Janus, Heiner / Sebastian Paulo (2013)
The Current Column, 30. September 2013

Post 2015: special event on Post-2015 – stuck in the process?

Rippin, Nicole (2013)
Briefing Paper 19/2013

A European investment treaty with China: limited effect, but global significance

Berger, Axel (2013)
The Current Column, 07. October 2013

From Energy Crisis to Energy Transition?

Figueroa, Aurelia (2013)
The Current Column, 14. October 2013

Energy subsidies: more honesty, please

Ruchser, Matthias (2013)
The Current Column, 23. October 2013

Looking Beyond 2013: Are EU-Africa Relations Still Fit for Purpose?

Brussels, 28. October 2013

Background of the Conference Six years after the launch of the Joint EU-Africa Strategy (JAES) in Lisbon in 2007, where European and African leaders resolved to “build a new strategic political partnership for the future, overcoming the traditional donor-recipient relationship and building on common values and goals,” familiar concerns…

The Lesson of Lampedusa – Why the EU and Africa Need a Strategic Partnership

Hackenesch, Christine / Svea Koch (2013)
The Current Column, 28. October 2013

The boat tragedy off the coast of Lampedusa has once again brought Africa to the attention of the European media with shocking news.

Bureaucratic pluralism and the transformation of development cooperation

Lundsgaarde, Erik (2013)
Discussion Paper 16/2013

Don’t lump together apples and oranges – Adaptation finance is different from mitigation finance

Lindenberg, Nannette / Pieter Pauw (2013)
The Current Column, 04. November 2013

Next Monday, the 19th annual Conference of the Parties of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) opens its doors in Warsaw.

Envisioning new partnerships for Africa’s future: making global governance work in a post-2015 world

Brandi, Clara / Dominik Balthasar / Hannah Bowen / Kathrin Hamm / Whitney Haring-Smith / Ginger Turner / Yuzhe Wang /Jiajun Xu (2013)
Books

Effects of the eurocrisis on developing countries: risks and future challenges

Berensmann, Kathrin / Helmut Reisen / Ulrich Volz (2013)
External Publications

The future of EU budget support: political conditions, differentiation and coordination

Faust, Jörg / Svea Koch / Nadia Molenaers / Heidi Tavakoli / Jan Vanheukulom (2013)
External Publications

Finance that empowers, that motivates and that provides global public goods

Klingebiel, Stephan (2013)
The Current Column, 14. November 2013

The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) had one key function that has often been overlooked.

Does aid stand on the edge of chaos?

Janus, Heiner/Sebastian Paulo (2013)
The Current Column, 25. November 2013

Aid is a polarising issue. Critics warn that development assistance does more harm than good, while proponents maintain that aid saves lives.

The future of Global Economic Governance and the IMF

Berlin, 04. December 2013

This one-day seminar addressed the shifting sands of multilateral governance and consider the role of European nations in this changing environment in looking at the current IMF quota reform process and how the challenges associated with it are symptomatic of the deep-seated changes occurring in the global economy. The global economic…

Macroprudential financial market regulation: aims, implementation, and implications for developing and emerging economies

Schmitz, Birgit (2013)
Discussion Paper 20/2013

A core element of the international policy response to the crisis has been to strengthen the macroprudential orientation of financial market regulation. Macroprudential policies stand for enhanced regulatory focus on systemic risks in the financial system and their repercussions for the macroeconomy.

A resolution for a quiet revolution: taking the United Nations to sustainable development ‘beyond aid’

Wennubst, Pio / Timo Casjen Mahn (2013)
Discussion Paper 22/2013

What is the future role of the United Nations development system, how will it function and what are the necessary means? This paper proposes a system-wide strategy and “quiet revolution” reforms to position the UN development system for the implementation of the Sustainable Development Agenda.