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Bribes Corrode Afghans' Trust in Government http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/02/world/asia/02kabul.html?hp By DEXTER FILKINS Published: January 1, 2009 KABUL, Afghanistan — When it comes to governing this violent, fractious land, everything, it seems, has its price. Want to be a provincial police chief? It will cost you ... Other labels: blog, afghanistan, opium, trade, corruption

Building Local Democracy through Natural Resource Interventions, An Environmentalist's Responsibility http://www.wri.org/publication/buildinglocaldemocracy by Payson Schwin In practice, everything but democratic decentralization has taken place in the name of 'democratic decentralization' reforms: privatization, administrative deconcentration, NGOization, selective civil society inclusion, participatory processes, comanagement, and committeebased project ... Other labels: reports, blog, naturalresourcemanagement, security, environment

Botswana's Ex-President Wins Leadership Prize CELIA W. DUGGER Published: October 20, 2008 New York Times JOHANNESBURG A foundation dedicated to celebrating and encouraging good government in Africa awarded its annual prize on Monday toBotswana's former president, Festus G. Mogae. He ... Other labels: africa, diamonds, blog, botswana, leadership

Haiti Affirmative Engagement or Malign Neglect, Donald Steinberg in Haitan Times http://www.crisisgroup.org/home/index.cfm?id=5723 9 October 2008 Haitian Times In December 2000, just before a newly elected George Bush took office, former National Security Advisor Anthony Lake and I went to see ... Other labels: haiti, security, conflict, blog

Oil-rich Iraqi town poised to become new arena of conflict http://www.dailystar.com.lb/article.asp?editionid=10&categid=2&articleid=96 345 Saturday, September 27, 2008 Amal Jayasinghe Agence France Presse KHANAQIN, Iraq: A mirror image of Kirkuk, the Kurdish town of Khanaqin, near the border with Iran, that holds ... Other labels: blog, naturalresources, iraq, security

Biotechnology 'no cure-all' for food insecurity Ochieng' Ogodo 26 September 2008 EN Africans, like this Tanzanian paprika farmer, require more access to land and fertilisers to take advantage of the products of biotechnology USAID NAIROBI Biotechnology is no panacea to the food insecurity and poverty problems in Africa and other ... Other labels: blog, food, security, health, africa

Development Without Conflict, The Business Case for Community Consent Share report seeks to build the 'business case' for sponsors of largescale, highimpact projects to treat the consent of the host community as a requirement of project development. Date: May, 2007 Authors: Jon Sohn, Authors: Steven Herz, Jon Sohn, Antonio La Vina ... Other labels: resources, development, environment, land, business, industry, laws, legal

ISRAEL-Palestine Palestinian water boss reduced to "crisis management" http://www.irinnews.org/report.aspx?ReportID=80044 RAMALLAH/STOCKHOLM, 28 August 2008 (IRIN) The occupied Palestinian territory (oPt) continues to suffer from drought, but the head of the Water Authority told IRIN there was a limit to what he could do to help ... Other labels: blog, water, palestine, israel, conflict, management

Climate-Change Program to Aid Poor Nations Is Shut http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/07/science/earth/07climate.html?ref=us\\ By ANDREW C. REVKIN Published: August 6, 2008 The National Center for Atmospheric Research, an important hub for work on the causes and consequences of climate change, has shut down a program focused ... Other labels: blog, aid, climate, science, earlywarning

Military Topples Mauritanian Govt Yar'Adua, AU, US Condemn Coup http://allafrica.com/stories/200808070442.html 7 August 2008 Posted to the web 7 August 2008 Golu Timothy Africa yesterday woke up to the damning news of another unconstitutional change of government when the government of Prime Minister Yahia Ould Ahmed ... Other labels: blog, naturalresources, security, conflict, stability