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The Doha Non-governmental organization Group on Financing for Development (DNG) is an international coalition of civil society organizations serving as the NGO facilitating body to the official UN Financing for Development (FfD) process and engaged in the monitoring of the various agenda items of the Monterrey Consensus.
It is an open access journal and all articles published are available online without restriction to researchers in the public and private sectors, government agencies, educators and the general public. The journal also provides a medium for documentation and archiving of research articles. AJPSIR papers are exposed to the widest possible readership.
INSouth embodies an understanding, from a South perspective, of the new and emerging issues in the international arena, and the challenges and opportunities they pose for the South.
In 2005, a group of scholars and activists, mostly from the global South, created the Copy/South Research Group to analyse, criticise, and confront the oppressive nature of current global copyright regimes, such as those defended by the World Intellectual Property Organisation, and similar ones around the globe.
Helping Chile
10 days of action: countdown to commitments
NEWS
Selected news
Multiple activities throughout the world to mark the WSF's 10th birthday celebrations
Fri Jan 22 2010 - Source:
World Social Forum
A countless number of activities and initiatives for 2010 has been presented so far, among them thematic, regional and national world forums.
2010 to decide how world is governed
Thu Jan 14 2010 - Source:
The Star
Will discussions and decisions on global issues like the economic crisis and climate change be made in a democratic way or through small groups of countries, which traditionally have been dominated by rich nations? This question on "global governance" has been debated for years. But 2010 will be a crucial year in defining the answers. By Martin Khor.
Haiti: UN agencies ramping up response following deadly quake
Thu Jan 14 2010 - Source:
UN News Centre
United Nations agencies are working around the clock to provide urgently needed assistance to the victims of the devastating earthquake that rocked Haiti, which is estimated to have affected one third of the Caribbean nation's nine million people.
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