Page 110 - Development Aid News Today

Using naturally occurring microbes, a Kenyan entrepreneur has developed a molasses-based supplement that pre-ferments animal feeds to unlock nutrients.

International family planning and reproductive health (FP/RH) are critical to achieving gender equity, but U.S. investment in them is not nearly sufficient to meet the moment.The Biden-Harris

Human life is sacred and every individual deserves an equal chance in life. We have a common desire, we all want to lead a free, fulfilling existence, with dignity, where our basic needs are met, with

Farmers in Senior Chief Chilooko in Ntchisi District have commended Transforming Agriculture through Diversification and Entrepreneurship (Trade) programme for facilitating creation of cooperatives in their area. Speaking on Monday when Trade Programme and Development Aid from People to People (Dapp) officials visited the farmers, Joyce Chisinga of Masokole Cooperative said they are now strong doing

The UK is among countries cutting international aid payments, which could affect the world in four key areas: poverty, extremism, democracy and refugees.

TB is the world’s second deadliest infectious disease. In strengthening community-based health services, the Government of Angola, UNDP and the Global Fund are working to defeat HIV, TB and malaria and achieve a more equitable, healthier and sustainable future.

UNESCO/APCEIU 9th Youth Leadership Workshop on Global Citizenship Education (GCED) Application Deadline:  April 9th, 2023

County Tippperary teenagers joined students from across Ireland at a special showcase event for young science innovators, that was hosted at the Department of Foreign Affairs in Dublin, last week.

County Laois teenagers joined students from across Ireland at a special showcase event for young science innovators, that was hosted at the Department of F...

The COVID-19 pandemic reversed progress against TB, the world’s second deadliest infectious disease. But this is a year of hope, as the world looks to the second UN high-level meeting on tuberculosis (TB) in September and redoubles efforts to regain lost ground in the fight against TB.