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ABOUT INTERACTIVE GRAPHICS
FT.com regularly creates interactive graphics on a wide variety of topics, bringing an added dimension to our news and analysis. The picture galleries, maps and audio slideshows listed below all use the Flash player from Adobe, which is installed as standard on most browsers
Interactive graphic: Global hunger
Graphic showing the prevalence of undernourishment round the world and the progress made over the last 15 years, as well as the role of food aid in global consumption
Interactive graphic: Taliban attacks in Pakistan
Interactive graphic: Chart the most recent attacks by Taliban militants from Peshawar to Lahore and Rawalpindi on an interactive timeline
Audio slideshow: Indonesia’s burning issue
Land use change accounts for almost 20 per cent of greenhouse gas emissions. Indonesia and Brazil, through deforestation, degradation of carbon-rich tropical peat and fires, are the main culprits
Interactive: Asian IPOs
A list of recent and upcoming IPOs in Asia
FT ranking of EU finance ministers
In a year when finance ministers have had to throw away their usual scripts and improvise on policy, who has come out top of the FT’s ranking? Our interactive guide shows how each of the European finance ministers was ranked politically, on economic criteria, on credibility and overall
Audio slideshow: Quenching the thirst in Konso
Audio slideshow: See Barney Jopson’s report on WaterAid’s work to install wells and pumps in drought-stricken southern Ethiopia
Interactive feature: Thirst for food
As increasing water scarcity threatens the ability of farmers to produce enough food for growing populations, how will governments ensure food security? Is virtual water trade the answer?
Timeline: The history of finance
Interactive graphic: The major changes and crises in the history of global finance since 1914
Interactive graphic: carbon emissions past and projected
As the Copenhagen summit approaches, which countries and continents have been the largest emitters of CO 2, and who will be in the future? Find out in our graphic
