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Migrant workers' remittances amount to over 6 billion US dollars a year, which is three times greater than the whole Global Official Development Assistance, now situated at around 180 billion US dollars

Tech solutions assist Rwandan farmers with timely information on climate change, crop health, and diseases, with the end goal of achieving food security.

Lawrence Akena was born with microcephaly. Before being introduced to BRAC's Disability Inclusive Graduation project had few prospects of earning a living.

Patagonia’s strong winds are driving projects that will place Magallanes, in the extreme south of Chile, in a privileged position to produce and export green hydrogen and help the country move towar

While climate change has impacted smallholder farmers in Senegal - the AVENIR project helps them with climate resilient farming methods.

Yohei Sasakawa, WHO Goodwill Ambassador for Leprosy Elimination, urged the global community to work together for the final elimination of leprosy.

Alex Leiva woke up at 4:00 a.m. to perform a key task for his family’s survival in the Salvadoran village where he lives: filling several barrels with the water that falls from the tap only at that

Developing countries are facing a combination of crises that are unprecedented in recent times. Over the last three years they have had to face the COVID-19 crisis, the food crisis, the energy crisis,

"We are not asking for money, but for our health, for a dignified life," is the cry of the people of Choropampa, which lawyer Milagros Pérez continually hears 22 years after the environmental disaste

There is one Earth (#OnlyOneEarth) reminds the UN on the occasion of the 2022 World Environment Day marked on 5 June.