The population in Niger is among the poorest in the world yet, at the same time, rich in natural resources, particularly uranium, but also petrol and gold. As part of it’s 10th anniversary, the Publish What You Pay (PWYP) coalition produced the following film about the challenges faced in Niger.
In three weeks, the African Charter on Democracy, Elections and Governance will enter into force, five years after its official adoption by the African Union (AU). Cameroon’s recent ratification bumps the approval number to 15 member states — enough to make the Charter legally binding and operational. Why should we bother with this document? Critics
Photo credit: WikimediaWeeks of advocacy work, thousands of petition signatures, an influx to Cannes of the most important heads of state and activists from around the world, press conferences, sleepless nights… and all this against the backdrop of the Greek tragedy: this was this year’s G20 summit. But in the end, what came out of
Jose W. Fernandez, assistant secretary of economic, energy and business affairs at the US State Department, talks to ONE in honor of the OECD’s 50th anniversary in this exclusive interview. The US is launching a new DF4D program. Could you tell us more about it? President Obama announced the new DF4D initiative this past March
Brian Atwood, chair of the DAC-OECD and former head of USAID, looks back at five decades of international development in honor of the OECD’s 50th anniversary in this exclusive interview with ONE. What is the one thing with which the DAC has changed the face of development over the last 50 years? The DAC has
We have another new face on the ONE Blog, Friederike Röder. She is ONE France’s new policy manager and we are very excited to have her on board. Say hi in the comments below! Following the tradition started last year at the G8 in Canada, this year’s French presidency prepared an accountability report together with
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