High Tech, Low Labour?
KJ Ong is an independent researcher on technology and the co-founder of Data Democrasea, an initiative […]
Prioritising Menstrual Health and Hygiene During Emergencies
Menstrual health and hygiene management (MHHM) must be integrated into the response to emergencies. | Picture […]
Fiddling in Nairobi While Africa Goes Hungry
Members of Africa’s Rural Women’s Assembly are among the farmer and civil society organizations demanding a […]
Uganda Recognizes Pregnant Teens’ Right to Education, but Religion, Stigma Lock Out Most
A class at Nakasero Primary School in Uganda’s Capital Kampala Credit Wambi Michael/IPS. KAMPALA, Mar 16 […]
Developing countries and the Perfect Storm Part II: What Developing Countries Need to Do
ROME, Jun 3 2022 (IPS) – Developing countries are facing a combination of crises that are […]
United We Stand to Achieve Sustainable Development
Credit: United Nations Office for South-South Cooperation BANGKOK / BEIJING, Sep 12 2022 (IPS) – The […]
Macroeconomic Policy Coordination More One-Sided, Ineffective
SYDNEY and KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 25 2022 (IPS) – Widespread adverse reactions to the UK government’s […]
How Covid-19 Proved an Opportunity for Youth in Small-Town India
Young people from small towns are now able to work close to home thanks to co-working […]
Pandemic Accord Text Falls Short of Expectations
The WHO working group met to consider 307 amendments proposed by governments to update current regulations. […]
How the Rise of Timor-Leste’s Aquaculture Sector Is a Blueprint for Other Small Island Nations
Dr. Jharendu Pant is Senior Scientist – Sustainable Aquaculture Program, WorldFish Fish farmers harvest genetically improved […]