- 'You're just not that vulnerable enough'. An interesting piece on refugees and urban displacement in Libya.
- US Senate Committee on Foreign Relations is looking into pro-democracy programs carried out by USAID.
- Humanitarian news agency IRIN looks vulnerable because it's losing UN funding.
- 'The system is designed to make you give up', an excerpt from Leta Hong Fincher's new book on domestic violence in China.
- The Global Partnership for Effective Development Co-operation has released its 2014 monitoring report outlining progress in implementing the 2011 Busan commitments.
- The campaign to reach zero poverty by 2030 is gathering pace. Check out this promotional clip:
Aid & development links: Libyan refugees, zero poverty, pro-democracy programs and more
Published 14 Apr 2014
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