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Radio Show: The boy who harnessed the wind
This week on Earth Beat... the boy who harnessed the wind, "The...
Radio Show: Desert Warriors and Sustainable Sushi
This week on Earth Beat, sushi and sand. Not together - they don't mix well – so...
Article: Microfinance: why should users pay all the costs?
Is microfinance really meant for Western businessmen? Romanian tea trader Andrei...
Video: Moroccan beekeepers: a joint loan reduces risk
Radio Netherlands Worldwide is focusing on the theme of microfinance in 2010 asking...
Article: Bees can tell if you're afraid
Seven reporters from Radio Netherlands Worldwide travelled across the globe looking for...
Article: Oxfam urges aid system overhaul – U.S. policy ‘stuck’
International aid agency Oxfam is calling for a radical revision of the way...
Article: Princess Máxima to advise UN on microcredit
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has appointed Dutch Princess Máxima a special...
Article: World poverty worsens due to recession - UN
The global economic recession has reversed a 20-year decline in world poverty and is...
Article: Ethiopia's Prime Minister Meles Zenawi speaks to RNW
A full transcription of Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zanawi's interview with RNW...
Article: Poverty's Magic Bullet
Are legal rights the answer to tackling world poverty? Leading thinkers from around the world...- 1
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Spring is here at last!
Spring is here at last!
Bulbs are lying in the ground
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Shock and disbelief around the country this week as the lifeless body of a...
Unrepentant Imelda Marcos has more shoes than before
The widow of Ferdinand Marcos, one of the most corrupt dictators in Asia,...
Keukenhof gets a Russian twist
More than 800,000 visitors from all corners of the world will come to see...
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RNW - NEWS, ANALYSIS AND BACKGROUND IN 10 LANGUAGES, WORLDWIDE 24 HOURS A DAY, ON RADIO, TELEVISION AND THE INTERNET