Development news round-up: EEAS criticized, MSF mum on missing aid workers, and more

Today, we reported:

• As EEAS turns 1, criticism remains

• MSF keeps mum on reports staff sold to Somali pirates

• New EU aid to rebuild Haiti homes

• New study tracks Haiti cholera epidemic online

• Peace Corps to Nepal: We’re back

• Coffee to improve life in Haiti, Liberia

Other must-reads:

• Slovak Miloš Koterec new ECOSOC president

• Rwanda makes great strides in child, maternal health

• With additional World Bank, AusAID funding, MCC project in the Philippines expands to 129 new areas

• US urges Zambia community-based groups to apply for child assistance-program grants

• DfID, EU grants $21M for Nepal’s climate change program

• Gates Foundation gives $15M for PCI’s family health program in India

• Duncan Green: OECD’s definition of social cohesion stays ‘in its economic zone’

• Rio+20 a chance to secure global commitment to sustainable development

• Oxfam America president outlines ‘blueprint’ for South Sudan’s food security

• World Bank’s new financing instrument links funds disbursement to verifiable results

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