Development news roundup: Heidi Hautala on innovative financing, ADB unveils 3-year project pipeline for Cambodia, and more

Today, we reported:

• Will innovative financing replace ODA?

• ADB unveils 3-year project pipeline for Cambodia

• World Bank sees ‘great potential’ in doing business in Iraq

• Children for Peace: Nobel money funds new EU initiative

• Soon: Improved access to better sanitation in East Africa

• In Pakistan, 8 dead in another attack on anti-polio workers

• Benghazi attack review team seeks better protection of US foreign personnel, posts

Other must reads:

• UK to help fund vaccination campaign against yellow fever in Darfur

• USAID mobilizes record amount of private capital for small businesses in developing countries

• Japan donates $7M to WFP food aid programs in Yemen

• Australia sends additional emergency aid to Fiji, Samoa

• EU awards $1.6B to kick start 23 innovative renewable projects

• EIB supports upgrade of Warsaw railway line with $184.2M loan

• IOM brings shelter to families affected by typhoon in Philippines

• IMF approves disbursement of $2M for Seychelles  

• $17.2M IDB loan aims to improve living conditions in 2 densely populated Honduras cities

• EU to contribute to World Bank fund for water, energy development in Central Asia

• UNHCR still concerned about security situation in camps near Goma

• Initial UN findings confirm human rights violations amid recent fighting in Congo

• UN and African Union to seek increased funding for strategy against the Lord’s Resistance Army

• New UNEP water project in Congo aims to protect Kinshasa’s water supply

• Security concerns force NGOs to pull out staff from northeastern Central African Republic

• ADB helps expand Vietnam water supply initiative with $212M loan

• Gudrun Kopp: ‘South-South cooperation is an important instrument for development cooperation’

• US report predicts possible global trends in 2013

• EuropeAid awards 5-member consortium a project on post-conflict, post-disaster needs assessments

• Mali: The humanitarian impact of armed intervention

• Fuel shortage blocks aid support in Syria, UN warns

• Right to Food group releases own version of National Food Security Act in India

• Africa needs $68B for infrastructure projects – AfDB

• Millions left at the mercy of militias, armed forces across eastern Congo, Oxfam warns

• Aid policy: Communication technologies transform relief and development

• The challenge in Yemen: Getting people to understand that hospitals are no place for guns, violence

• US announces $7.9M for WFp’s agriculture, market access programs in Uganda

• Have decades of ‘Green Revolution’ reduced hunger?

• ECOWAS, partners to meet over crises in Guinea Bissau

• Humanitarian organizations: Emergency aid should address older people’s needs too 

• IFRC eyes revision of emergency appeal for Typhoon Bopha

• How universal HIV treatment can improve quality of education

• Unemployed youth are an ‘economic time bomb’ 

• Farmers need to grow climate smart

• US-based crop storage systems developer plans to invest in Africa

• MFAN concerned over ‘continued consolidation of power” over health, development programs in State Department  

• GAVI plans rotavirus vaccine introduction in 40 countries by 2015

• The secret ingredient for development meetings

• American climatologist: The UN’s global warming forecasts are performing very, very badly

• Ugandan politicians, communities sign pact against corruption

• Taking risks & developing partnerships with Burma - Nisha Biswal

• Empty pumps and rising prices: Politics as usual in Joyce Banda’s Malawi?

• Labor migration: An (informal) social protection strategy?

• Aid effectiveness and the scale-up: The price of asylum-seeker cost shifting

• WFP, Malawi launch mobile-based cash transfer program

• World Bank Group announces Bertrand Badré as managing director for finance and CFO

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