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201. Out of the Bunker: Time for a fair deal on shipping emissions

202. Power to the People? Reactions to the EU's response to the Arab Spring

203. My Land, My Right: Putting land rights at the heart of the Pakistan floods reconstruction

204. Averting Tomorrow's Global Food Crisis: The European Union's role in delivering food justice in a resource-constrained world

205. No Time to Lose: Promoting the Accountability of the Afghan National Security Forces

206. Getting it Right from the Start: Priorities for Action in the New Republic of South Sudan

207. Medicine regulation – not IP enforcement – can best deliver quality medicines

208. Six months into the floods: Resetting Pakistan's priorities through reconstruction

209. From Relief to Recovery: Supporting good governance in post-earthquake Haiti

210. Girls' Education in Afghanistan

211. Including Ethnic Minority Women in Policy Making

212. The dangers of militarized aid in Afghanistan

213. Reconstructing Haiti

214. Bridging the Digital Gender Divide in Africa

215. Rescuing Education for All: How reform of the Fast Track Initiative should lead to a Global Fund for Education

216. Better Jobs in Better Supply Chains

217. Haiti: A Once-in-a-Century Chance for Change

218. 21st century aid: Recognising success and tackling failure

219. Something for nothing: Challenging negative attitudes to people living in poverty

220. Think big. Go small. Adapting business models to incorporate smallholders into supply chains

221. Promises, Promises: A briefing paper for the Kabul Conference on Afghanistan

222. Women and Children First: On the frontline of war in the Kivus

223. Aid to Haiti, 6 months on: A long way to go

224. How reform of the Fast Track Initiative should lead to a Global Fund for Education

225. Rescuing the Peace in Southern Sudan

226. Climate Finance Post-Copenhagen: The $100bn questions

227. Halving Hunger: Still Possible? Building a rescue package to set the MDGs back on track

228. The Making of a Seoul Development: Consensus The essential development agenda for the G20

229. Righting Two Wrongs: Making a new Global Climate Fund work for poor people

230. Agricultural challenges and opportunities for Haiti's reconstruction

231. Hunger in the Sahel: A permanent emergency? Ensuring the next drought will not cause another humanitarian crisis

232. Ghosts of Christmas Past: Protecting civilians from the LRA

233. Engaging with Communities: The next challenge for peacekeeping

234. A Billion Hungry People: Governments and aid agencies must rise to the challenge

235. Blind Optimism: Challenging the myths about private health care in poor countries

236. 4-a-week: Changing food consumption in the UK to benefit people and planet

237. Caught in the Conflict: Civilians and the international security strategy in Afghanistan

238. What Happened at the G20? Initial Analysis of the London Summit

239. Close to Home: UK poverty and the economic downturn

240. A Business Case for Fighting Poverty

241. Making Pooled Funding Work for People in Crisis

242. Assessing the Alternatives: Financing climate change mitigation and adaptation in developing countries

243. Sectoral Solutions or Carbon Cartels: Will global industry proposals result in a fair and safe climate deal?

244. Global Sectoral Industry Approaches to Climate Change: Helping or harming?

245. EU Leadership or Losership? Time to beat the impasse on climate talks

246. Rebuilding Gaza: Putting people before politics

247. Hang Together or Separately? How global co-operation is key to a fair and adequate climate deal at Copenhagen

248. Health-Care Reform in Georgia: A Civil-Society Perspective

249. Delivering Education For All in Mali

250. Too Little, Too Slow: Why more must be done to assist Pakistan's displaced millions