Development and Cooperation


	Contributions from the Column Facts and trends Water: Multi-stakeholder dialogue does not take off World Bank: Wolfowitz to succeed Wolfensohn Donors delay aid for Sudan Afghanistan: Still torn apart EU parliament opposed to sugar reform Indicators for more effective aid Honour killings – an underestimated crime Supachai Panitchpakdi to head UNCTAD? IDA 14: More money for the poorest countries Somalia: Government is looking for a residence Haiti: Hopelessness 04/2005		Wolfowitz to succeed Wolfensohn US President George W. Bush has nominated Paul Wolfowitz as successor of James Wolfensohn, the current president of the World Bank. Wolfowitz is currently serving the US administration as Deputy Secretary of Defence. He is said to have masterminded the Iraq war and is considered a staunch unilateralist. During the administration of Ronald Reagan, he served as US ambassador in Jakarta, the Indonesian capital.