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Every year, family members send hundreds of billions of dollars back to their home countries from abroad. This direct flow of money exceeds levels of global development aid. For nations like Ghana in West Africa, it's a huge economic factor.

Scientists involved in finding solutions to a devastating banana virus in Burundi have developed an Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool to assist.

With the national election and transfer of power in the Philippines from outgoing President Duterte to incoming President Marcos Jr. in July 2022, it seems an appropriate time to briefly take stock of

This week, the global HIV response community is gathering in Montreal to address the crisis of stalling progress that is putting millions of people in danger.Delegates here are clear on two thi

The world needs tens of millions of new teachers by 2030, according to UNESCO – an order of magnitude that requires “frugal innovation.” I’ve studied frugal innovation for more than a decade,

Myanmar has been embroiled in violence and civil unrest since the military ousted the elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi in a coup in February 2021. The initially widespread peaceful protests were

Colonial-style currency board arrangements have enabled continuing imperialist exploitation decades after the end of formal colonial rule. Such neo-colonial monetary systems persist despite modest ref

Mayra Rojas turns on biogas on her small stove to brew coffee in her home in the rural community of Carambola, in the western Cuban province of Artemisa

Director of research and policy analysis at the Ethiopian Economics Association is Degye Goshu, Ph.D. (EEA). He has been outspoken in his criticism of the

Child labor grew in Peru during the years of the pandemic due to the rise in poverty, which by 2021 affected a quarter of the population