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“Unsustainable extensification”: donors deepen hunger with the Green Revolution in Africa

Green Revolution initiatives in Africa promise “sustainable intensification”, productivity improvements to grow more food on the same land. In fact, according to Timothy A. Wise, donors to such initiatives need to reconsider such investments and instead promote agroecology and other low-input forms of diverse crop production. Private philanthropies and bilateral donors have claimed for nearly […]

Timothy A. Wise

The global food crisis that wasn’t

Frédéric Mousseau

Between suffering populations, profiteers and speculators: the fight against hunger is a battle against the established order

Frédéric Mousseau - Stéphanie Stern

A perilous journey across Central America

CartONG

Central America: between insecurity and population displacement, what roles can humanitarian organisations play?

François Audet

Shrinking democratic space for civil society in Guatemala

Charlotte Volet - Laurence Ouellet-Boivin

Canadian aid in Honduras: an ambiguous issue

Marc-André Anzueto

To trust or not to trust? Learning from migrants perspectives on humanitarian action in Honduras

Magdalena Arias Cubas - Norma Archila Salgado

Responding to a non-traditional humanitarian crisis: the case of Northern Central America

Julio E. Rank Wright

Temporary labour migration in Central America: ethical issues and the work of non-governmental organisations

François de Montigny

The politicisation of humanitarian response and the migration and displacement crisis in Central America and Mexico: challenges and priorities

Kavita Kapur

Revealing a transnational neglected crisis through interlinked projects in Central America

Marcos Tamariz