Credits

Here is a brief list of those responsible for the work on this website. From artists to writers, designers to funders, this site would not have been possible if not for their work and contribution.

Writers / Editors

Valerie Duffy
Jeanne Gallagher
Ismael Hayden
Aife Regan
Colm Regan
Mary Robinson
David Uwakwe

Artists / Cartoonists

Arcadio
BAS
Bordeclerc
Brick (John Clarke)
Cassandra Gibbs
Clive Collins
Corax
Cork
Dickinson
Gable
Graff
Haramija
Javad
Jeno
Jim Borgman
Luetic Zarko
Martyn Turner
McDonald
McHale
Naji Al Ali
Oliphant
Puya
Rachid Ait-Kaci
Raeside
Ramirez
R. Cobb
Spencer
Subuncu
Tokoro
V. Kazanevsky
Yayo

Photographers

Marcelo Aquilio
Seán Daly
Gary Moore
Colm Regan

Partner Organisations

Publications

75:25 Ireland in an Increasingly Unequal World
DEC & 80:20

80:20 Development in an Unequal World (2002)
80:20 Educating and Acting for a Better World
See Shop

Children of Africa
Gary Moore / SixDegreesWest

Dictionary of the Third World Terms (1993)
Penguin

Monitoring Poverty Trends (1999)
Combat Poverty Agency

Rights and Humanity (1998)
Julia Häusermann, Rights and Humanity

Scorpions in a Bottle: Conflicting Cultures in Northern Ireland (1997)
Minority Rights Publications

Terra Viva
Newspaper at the Vienna Human Rights Conference

The State of World Population (1998)
United Nations Fund for Population Activities

The World Guide (2000)
Instituto Del Terco Mundo, Uruguay

The World We're In (1999)
80:20 Educating and Acting for a Better World

Thin Black Lines
80:20 & DEC

Thin Black Lines Rides Again
80:20 & DEC

UNDP Human Development Reports
Office of the Human Development Report

UNDP, UNFPA and UNICEF (1994)

United Nations Centre for Human Rights (1997)

United Nations Research Institute for Social Development (1995), Geneva

State of the World's Children (1996)
UNICEF

Why weren't we told? (1999)
Viking

World Development Report (2000)
Oxford University Press

World Health Report, Geneva (1998)
World Health Organisation

World Military and Social Expenditure (1991)
Stockholm International Peace Research Institute