Big Emitters Spend Twice as Much on Borders Than Climate Finance
Up to three billion people may be exposed to near unlivable temperatures by 2070 according to recent research. At this ...
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COVID-19, Conflict and Ecological Threats in Yemen
The COVID-19 pandemic will intensify the impacts of ongoing conflict and ecological threats in Yemen. Yemen is considered an ecological ...
Lost in Translation No More: An Interview with Tarjimly
Whenever a disaster or crisis strikes some part of the world, the first thought that often comes to a person’s ...
Solar-e-Cycles: Supporting Development in Africa. Interview with Roger Christen
Around 85% of people in the world have access to electricity, but in sub-Saharan Africa that number drops to 40%. ...
Trade-not-aid: Ethical Fashion of “The Kin Collection”
When it comes to helping out local communities in emerging market countries, some organizations prefer to provide aid or financial ...
Unconditional Cash to the Poor: An Interview with Give Directly
EDITOR’S NOTE: THIS PIECE IS AN Interview with Ian Bassin, COO Domestic of Give Directly. Ian Bassin previously served as ...
Cash Transfers, a New Way to Provide Aid
Cash Based Programmes Strengthening the resilience of agricultural livelihoods to adverse climate events and economic shocks is a corporate priority ...
Africa: the need for aid innovation
Since 1960, the world has spent over four trillion dollars in aid. Much of that money has gone to Africa ...
Changing Our Approach Towards Charity
Giving back to the world and helping those in need is a concept we are taught from a young age. ...
