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The EU and Gates Foundation invests $100m towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals
A strong step towards sustainable development was made today when the EU and Gates...
Agriculture in Africa can adapt to climate change, say industry experts
A group of leading agricultural and development experts have highlighted that Africa...
The digital divide is closing: world’s least developed countries on track for universal internet
The UN have announced that the digital divide is narrowing with the world’s...
Germany commits new funds to help Somalia recover from drought
The German government has announced it will commit €24.6m to support essential...
Nigeria is set to launch its biggest ever yellow fever vaccination campaign
The government of Nigeria have announced plans for their biggest ever yellow fever...
Climate resilient ‘super bean’ is solving refugee food crisis in Uganda
Refugees in Uganda are being provided with climate resilient ‘super beans’...
Are drones the future for mosquito control programmes?
WeRobotics are trialling a new method of mosquito control in Latin America with hopes...
“A low-carbon livestock sector is possible”, says UN chief
The head of the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) has called for...
Improving Adoption of Climate-Smart Agriculture Innovations in Africa
On 17th January the Aid & International Development Forum (AIDF) hosted a webinar...
The most neglected humanitarian crises of 2017
A new report from CARE International released this week has highlighted the ten humanitarian...
Apple will partner Malala Fund to provide education for underprivileged girls
Apple and Malala Fund have announced a new partnership that will see the technology...
Ending discrimination against indigenous women will end hunger
The Director-General of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has called for...
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