Month: May 2021

If we do not learn from the past and seize new opportunities and scientific breakthroughs, we are doomed to incur ...

For many people with diverse sexual orientations, gender identities, gender expressions, and sex characteristics, acts of resistance, support, and healing ...

The scale of the humanitarian crisis in Somalia is immense. It has also been described as the most vulnerable country ...

Educated as a medical doctor, the German-Egyptian Dr. Gindi turned to art in 2013, graduating from the Florence Academy of ...

Last month, the Biden administration announced it was considering restarting the construction of Trump’s border wall where “gaps” exist. The ...

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), École Polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (the EPFL), Orange, and SAP have released the 12 ...

A new working paper offers a chance to understand challenges and lessons learned in project implementation over the past five ...

A whopping 8 million tons of plastic winds up in the ocean each year, endangering wildlife and polluting ecosystems. This number is ...

In this article by Ellen Dobbs, Programme Manager climate solutions charity at Ashden, we have a look at how local ...

Updated December 6, 2021. Mariana Mazzucato, Professor in the Economics of Innovation and Public Value at University College London, just ...

COMBATING CLIMATE CHANGE OUTCOMES WITH AGROECOLOGY: EVIDENCE & ACTIONS NEEDED Agroecology can be defined as the combination of research, education, action ...

Access to electricity is taken for granted in most high-income countries. It is easy to forget how vital a reliable power source is to ensuring access to health. In the world’s ...