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3 Little Precious lives in Zimbabwe and watches a borehole being drilled. CARE captured the moment that fresh water came to the surface. A strong proof of what donations can make happen on the ground. Photos: Timothy Buckley (left), Sofie Amalie Klougart (right) AID According to UN estimates, over 18 billion euros will be needed worldwide for aid in 2018. By the way, in 2015 the global market for chewing gum was 21 billion euros. Many of the crises that one reads about in prognoses like this seem to be foreign and far away. What doesn’t appear in the evening news program isn’t happening. The much-quoted CNN effect is reflected again and again in the amount of donations aid organizations receive for different disasters. And at the same time, institutional donors such as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or the European Union decide how much money they will provide for which crises. Marc Engelhardt reports on page 106 onwards about the stage provided for them at so-called donor or pledging conferences. And from page 44 onwards we talk to Dr. Kai Gniffke, chief editor of the German national daily TV news programs Tagesschau and Tagesthemen. He himself says, “We are not powerful”. Is that really true? And what about a person who donates regularly and unrestrictedly – what power does that person have about how their money is used? Daniel al-Ayoubi explores this topic from page 92. But just a minute – is aid always good? Can’t the abuse of power occur in this field, too? From page 18, Professor Ruth Hagengruber takes us on a journey through the philosophy of power in the humanitarian field. CARE affair N o. 11 — Power 12
4 Happy African children: Photos commonly used by aid agencies show the contrary. What does this do to our idea of people and regions far away? The power of an image has always been and will always be a force to be reckoned with. PREJUDICES “These NGO photos of starving children are undignified.” We’ve heard these complaints many times before. But how do you react in a hospital in Somalia when you’re standing next to a severely malnourished child and talk to his mother? And she asks you to tell the world about their suffering? Jennifer Bose travels to many crisis areas around the world for CARE and describes the fine line between fact and cliché in a personal essay on the power of photos and stories on page 100. Every year, Fortune magazine lists the 500 most successful companies. Is a career woman from Sri Lanka among the CEOs? The usual stereotypes about women from developing countries portray them as peasants, mothers or survivors of violence. Our photo essay on page 28 shows another facet of women: successful entrepreneurs: A Fortune 500 list of a rather different kind. Power 13
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