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Author: Nima Hassan Kanyare

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What’s relevant for the well-being of children in 2015?

Experts speak

By Eva Kaplan, Katell Le Goulven, Nima Hassan Kanyare, Ya Qing

2015 could be billed “The End of Predictability”. From a return to volatility in financial markets to rising geopolitical risks to (even more) impacts from climate change to vulnerability to disease outbreak, perhaps the Economist’s Editor in Chief John Micklethwait says it best: “Just now the world seems uncommonly hard to… Read more →←

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