Education Technology Research Needed in Low-Income Countries
This article is an expert commentary on the report Ed-tech in the Global South: Research Gaps and Opportunities.
Who takes care of the women taking care?
It is vital not only to tackle the issue of care itself but also to raise awareness about the need to redistribute caring responsibilities.
CSW68: the role of the multilateral system in reforming the care economy
Care is an essential part of the global economy and of the social contract upon which our society is [...]
At COP28, Family Farmers Who Feed the World Went Unheard
This article was originally published at DeSmog and was written by climate, agriculture, and sustainable development scholar Ibrahima Hathie. [...]
Critical Issues of Education Technology in and with Low- and Middle-income Countries
The report explores technology as one possible route to support education and inclusion.
Harvesting Change: Global South Policy Proposals for FAO
by Southern Voice and European Think Tanks Group (ETTG) Key Messages Food systems, across the Global South, face [...]
Africa’s Lessons for Latin America
This article was originally published by Americas Quarterly. Africa is emerging as a global powerhouse, but perceptions of the [...]
The importance of clean Water and Sanitation in Nigeria
The water crisis has severe impacts on health, well-being, and productivity, leading to millions of deaths each year. Women and girls are disproportionately affected.
Energy access is fundamental to sustainable development, but too elusive
Truly sustainable development cannot be achieved without providing people with affordable, dependable, and clean energy services.
Benin: Digital Technologies and Educational Inequality
Infrastructural challenges in rural areas increase educational inequalities between poor and non-poor regions.
