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3 July 2015This piece was originally written for COP20 in Lima by Ana Pueyo, IDS and Emma Wilson, IIED.
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3 July 2015(Originally posted in November 2014)Ms. Phan Thi Hong Linh and Ms. Manini Sheker at Alive & Thrive Viet Nam write for Eldis on the strategies used to influence policy around infant and young child nutrition in Viet Nam.
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3 July 2015(Originally posted in November 2014).
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3 July 2015Ramy Hanna reflects on the importance of integrating water resources issues in the climate change debate. This blog is part of a series of reflections in response to the upcoming 'Our Common Future Under Climate Change' conference in Paris.
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3 July 2015Dr. Johnson Nkem discusses other possible development trajectories for Africa in response to climate change. This blog is part of a series of reflections in response to the upcoming 'Our Common Future Under Climate Change' conference in Paris.
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3 July 2015Amy Hall reflects on the recent Climate Knowledge Brokers (CKB) meeting and asks what role the group can play in the climate change arena and beyond. This blog post is part of a series of reflections in response to the upcoming 'Our Common Future Under Climate Change' conference in Paris.
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19 June 2015
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12 June 2015Jessica Vince of DFID reflects on their Assessing the Strength of Evidence framework for determining quality when engaging with evidence. The views expressed are her own and do not reflect official DFID policy.
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28 May 2015(Originally posted in December 2014)
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28 May 2015Mr. Eneyah Botoman Phiri who is the advocacy and communications Officer at the Civil Society Scaling Up Nutrition Alliance (CSO-SUN) in Zambia writes for Eldis on how CSO-SUN are working with government and other stakeholders to make policies nutrition sensitive in Zambia.Malnutrition in Zambia
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13 May 2015Clare Stott reflects on the recent Gobeshona Conference for Research on Climate Change in Bangladesh
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25 February 2015India - the largest of all democracies is being put through its democratic paces. Jaideep Gupte looks at some of the critical issues that are missing from the election debates.May 2014