Development news roundup: MSF presses for action on drug-resistant TB, military coup threatens 'development gains' in Mali, and more

Today, we reported:

• MSF presses for action on drug-resistant TB
• Military coup threatens ‘development gains’ in Mali
• New partnership offers ‘best of US’ solutions to global water challenges
• US aid to Egypt no longer in limbo
• UN chief stresses need for holistic Rio+20 outcome
• On water and food security: A case for sustainable agriculture practices
• Secondary education in India to get $500M facelift
• 8 organizations team up for nutrition
• Some lessons from recent water forums in France
• TB fight goes dry
• DfID’s investment in water and sanitation, a trickle in the budget?

Other must reads:

• FAO calls for action on food-and-mouth disease outbreak in Egypt, North Africa
• EU pledges additional $9.2M humanitarian aid for Syria
• Now available in the Philippines: Local water governance toolbox
• UAE, UK agree to tackle poverty, promote growth in Afghanistan, Pakistan and Yemen
• World Bank approves $75M for providing safe water to 1.6M Bangladeshis
• World tobacco conference panelists agree full implementation of WHO FCTC needed
• Margaret Chan urges world to stand with Australia in tobacco fight
• Malaysia’s experience in successful poverty fight could help ‘global South’
• UN, Indonesia launch disaster-preparedness package
• UK to support Tanzania’s rural sanitation development projects
• Conflict drives Sudanese farmers away from fields
• International Water Management Institute is 2012 Stockholm Water Prize Laureate
• IDEX evaluation report details effectiveness of its grant-making model
• African finance ministers support Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala for World Bank president
• USGLC says cutting international affairs budget ‘will leave hot spots around the world unaddressed’
• ‘Credible developing country candidates’ may make it hard for US to hand World Bank job to a favored ‘lieutenant’
• Duncan Green asks: ‘What should a European voice on development say?’
• Andy Wales and doing business in increasingly resource-scarce world
• Join the debate: Is SXSW idea to ‘wire’ homeless people innovative or disrespectful?
• Carnegie associates say World Bank’s system for appointing presidents extends to senior managers too
• Peace Corps-like program in Australia?

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