Buffer Stocks against Inflation Policy Paper The build-up of national, regional and global public buffer stocks for food can help stabilise prices on global agricultural markets and limit inflation. By Isabella M. Weber, Merle Schulken, Lena Bassermann, Lena Luig and Jan Urhahn
In this fateful year of public climate financing, a quantum leap must be made Interview Climate finance is high on the agenda of this year's international climate negotiations. Climate finance expert Liane Schalatek explains the key sticking points and what civil society calls for.
Why we should be taking the plastic crisis seriously – and how we can find ways out of it Commentary Based on current trends, a massive increase in plastic production is expected, even though it is already clear that the planet is awash with plastic litter. In this situation, “business as usual” is not an option. By Kristin Funke and Annette Kraus
Mirza Zulfiqur Rahman, PhD Programme Coordinator & Research Associate (Democracy & Pluralities) MirzaZulfiqur.Rahman@in.boell.org
The 2024 Indian Election: A New Political Landscape Unfolds Analysis On June 4, the 18th national parliamentary elections took place in India. Almost one billion voters were called upon to vote. As expected, incumbent Narendra Modi was re-elected as Prime Minister. Yet, the cards were reshuffled. By Jochen Luckscheiter, Shalini Yog Shah and Mirza Zulfiqur Rahman, PhD