Bjorn Lomborg's July contribution to Project Syndicate address poverty targets for the post-2015 development agenda.
In 1950, people in South Korea and Pakistan earned roughly the same amount of money annually...
Fewer, effective development goals will help India much more
Bjorn Lomborg discusses the benefits that prioritizing smart post-2015 targets will have on India.
When it comes to health, the eradication of tuberculosis should be prioritised. In India, over 2 million devel...
A huge global commitment to reducing malaria has paid off and the goal of near zero deaths from the disease is realistic and affordable. A new article in the Guardian which cites our work on smart health targets for...
This week in Addis, governments agreed to pledge $100 billion in malaria prevention and treatment.
The report cites the work of the Copenhagen Consensus, stating that
cost-benefit assessment conducted on the goals a...
One-Third Of World Doesn't Have A Toilet. Here's What It Will Take To Change That
Katy Daigle of Associated Press published an article entitled “One-Third of World Doesn’t Have a Toilet. Here’s What It Will Take to Change That”. The article delves deeper into the challenge of open defecation faci...
Researchers at the Research and Evaluation Division of BRAC, our partner organization, have written an article published in The Financial Express. The article mentions our recent roundtable discussions held in Bangl...
On 18 June 2015, Dr. Brad Wong, Senior Research Manager of Copenhagen Consensus (pictured right) gave a presentation at the UN Country Team Retreat in Bangladesh.
The seminar, convened by Robert Watkins, Resident Co...
