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 Join us as we dive into the inspiring story of William Sokimi, a true legend in the Coastal fisheries of the Pacific. For almost 25 years, William has been teaching fishing techniques and safe

Several years ago, on a visit to a village in rural Zimbabwe, I met a small group of women with a story to share.Having participated in a UNDP-supported adaptation project – including drought-r

Poor economic situation of sudan is one of the reasons why these two armed forces have come to blows. already before the conflict started, the sudanese economy was really struggling, the us had promised some development aid, some money to the country, as a kind of encouragement in the process of transitioning to democracy when in 2021 the army rejected joint civilian and military government the us halted that delivery of funds that lead to, you know, depreciation in the currency and an increase ...

Cash pledges to Syria have not been fulfilled, says priest

An Irish priest who is helping Syria’s beleaguered earthquake victims has said their daily struggle for survival has been aggravated by high inflation and the cost-of-living crisis.

For centuries, malaria has remained one of the deadliest diseases, inflicting great suffering on families and perpetuating the cycle of poverty in many communities and nations. The African region curr

The world is becoming increasingly coexistent with crises. A pandemic, the Ukraine-Russia war, and cost-of-living crisis are only a few of the ordeals we’ve seen in just the last two years.As

As 2022 came to a close, ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence chatbot, became the fastest-growing app in history, reaching an estimated 123 million users less than three months after its launch.

As many as 45 African countries –out of the Continent's 54 nations–, all of them grouped in what is known as Sub-Saharan Africa, have now been further squeezed to their bones, as funding shrinks t

If multilateral development banks undertake a shift in mindset, they can do much more to combat global warming, and faster, with the substantial resources that they manage.