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17 Jan 2015

Acciones para mejor gobernabilidad

Published by La Prensa

El año pasado, la corrupción le costó al mundo más de un billón de dólares (1). Es decir, un billón de dólares que no podemos utilizar para obtener una mejor atención sanitaria, educación, alimentación y cuidado del medio ambiente. Un estudio demuestra que la corrupción en Honduras le cuesta a cada ciudadano 592 dólares al año. Y la corrupción es sólo una parte del problema de la mala gobernabilidad -muchos países son administrados de forma ineficaz, sin rendición de cuentas, sin transparencia, ni un Estado de Derecho (2).

16 Jan 2015

Contaminación del aire interior: asesino silencioso

Published by Listin Diario

¿Cuál es el mayor asesino ambiental del mundo? Para sorpresa de muchos, es la contaminación del aire, que causa la muerte de 7 millones de personas al año, o una de cada ocho muertes a nivel mundial.¿Cuál es el mayor asesino ambiental del mundo? Para sorpresa de muchos, es la contaminación del aire, que causa la muerte de 7 millones de personas al año, o una de cada ocho muertes a nivel mundial.

16 Jan 2015

Better stoves can reduce indoor pollution

Published by China Daily

Air quality has improved dramatically in rich countries over the past century. Yet air pollution is still a huge problem, especially in the developing world. It kills about 7 million people each year, accounting for one out of every eight deaths globally. But the most deadly air pollution comes from inside people's houses, because 2.8 billion people still use firewood, dung and coal for cooking and keeping warm, breathing polluted air inside their homes every day.

16 Jan 2015

Better stoves can reduce indoor pollution

Published by China Daily

Air quality has improved dramatically in rich countries over the past century. Yet air pollution is still a huge problem, especially in the developing world. It kills about 7 million people each year, accounting for one out of every eight deaths globally. But the most deadly air pollution comes from inside people's houses, because 2.8 billion people still use firewood, dung and coal for cooking and keeping warm, breathing polluted air inside their homes every day.

14 Jan 2015

The Digital Road From Poverty

Published by Project Syndicate

COPENHAGEN – Where should the global community focus its attention over the next 15 years? Health, nutrition, and education may seem like obvious choices; more surprisingly, there is a strong case for making broadband access a top priority. Consider this simple fact: Tripling mobile Internet access over the next 15 years could make the developing world $22 trillion richer. Such improvement in the lives and earning potential of poor people could indirectly help with the other challenges; after all, more prosperous people tend to be healthier, better fed, and more highly educated.

14 Jan 2015

The Digital Road From Poverty

Published by Project Syndicate

What would happen if we brought broadband internet to 3 billion people in the developing world?

7 Jan 2015

Inversiones eficientes en salud

Published by Los Tiempos

El ébola ha recibido gran parte de la atención en 2014, y ha matado a unas 8.000 personas. En el mismo período de tiempo, sin embargo, alrededor de 4 millones de personas murieron a causa del sida, la tuberculosis (TB) y la malaria. La verdad es que, a pesar del gran progreso en la atención sanitaria, la mayor parte del mundo está siendo devastada por una enfermedad prevenible, siendo los más pobres quienes más sufren. La buena noticia es que la lucha contra estas enfermedades resulta ser una extraordinaria buena inversión. 

4 Jan 2015

El verdadero asesino

Published by El Universal

¿Cuál es el mayor asesino ambiental del mundo? Para sorpresa de muchos, es la contaminación del aire, causando la muerte de 7 millones de personas al año, o una de cada ocho muertes a nivel mundial.

2 Jan 2015

Reliable and affordable energy : Make clean stoves, electricity part of the new promises

Published by The Economic Times

Reliable and affordable energy is vital for today's developing and emerging economies. Driven mostly by its fivefold increase in coal use, China's economy has grown 18-fold in the past 30 years and lifted 680 million people out of poverty. Worldwide, almost three billion people still don't have access to modern energy, instead they use firewood, dung and crop waste for cooking and heating indoors, which is so polluting, the World Health Organization estimates they kill one of every 13 people that die on the planet.

30 Dec 2014

Bald könnte der Hunger tatsächlich besiegt sein

Published by Die Welt

Die Millennium-Entwicklungsziele, die 2000 benannt wurden, waren ehrgeizig. Doch viele Vorhaben gingen in Erfüllung. Immer weniger Menschen leiden an Hunger. 2015 könnte das Problem gelöst sein.

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