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Dr Chris Kpodar, the former United Nations Consultant for Africa and the Middle East, has called for a holistic and relentless national approach to...

In November 2023, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus stated that threats to health are increasing. No country or institution...

<p>Researchers in the School of Population Health at RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences have provided new evidence of the health benefits of weight loss efforts that lead to diabetes remission for type 2 diabetes patients.</p>

Internet service providers throughout Arizona are now seeking almost $1 billion in grant funding through the Arizona Commerce Authority, as the agency seeks to expand service throughout the state. Now,

In 17 countries on the brink of famine, two thirds of food assistance requests are unmet, analysis finds.

The Asian Development Bank and British International Investment have announced a partnership to finance up to $100 million of green trade transactions.

Internet service providers throughout Arizona are now seeking almost $1 billion in grant funding through the Arizona Commerce Authority, as the agency seeks to expand service throughout the state. Now,

Jan 17, 2024 // The right to a formal education is protected by the UN’s Universal Declaration of Human Rights, of which Afghanistan is a signatory. Yet the Taliban is denying this right to Afghan girls—and it is the responsibility of the international community to do something about that, says Ambassador M. Ashraf Haidari.

The global hunger funding gap has hit 65% for countries with the most urgent needs, according to the Action Against Hunger 2024 Hunger Funding Gap report, which was released today to coincide with the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting in Davos. The new analysis of funding through the UN humanitarian system reveals that only 35% of appeals from countries dealing with crisis levels of hunger were satisfied in 2023, resulting in a hunger funding gap of 65%, up 23% from the prior year.

The Association of Sisterhoods of Kenya (AOSK) has launched the second phase of the Sisters Led Youth Empowerment Initiative (SLYI) program, which focuses on expanding provisions of quality technical skills and services to disadvantaged and vulnerable youth across the country in an elaborate ceremony held at the Savelberg Retreat Center, Nairobi, on January 14, 2023.