The global population is projected to reach 10.3 billion by 2100, with 80% in Africa and Asia. This shift offers economic potential but also risks deepening poverty and unemployment. The PEOPLE Action Group highlighted that nations’ strength depends on investing in youth, education, and healthcare to harness demographic dividends.
What are some of the challenges that researchers from the Global South face when engaging in development research initiatives, and how can resetting the relationships that underpin North-South collaborations help? What are the pivotal areas where change is needed?
1. The world is gearing up for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) acceleration, but is still leaving [...]
Global South youth require access to information, resources, and opportunities for community-led initiatives and advocacy efforts.
There has been improvement in gender equality over the past decade in Africa. Yet, climate change, drought and famine [...]
Global South youth require access to information, resources, and opportunities for community-led initiatives and advocacy efforts.
The crisis pushes people to consume less food and to reduce expenses on education, health, housing and electricity. This deteriorates their long-term wellbeing.
Africa accounts for a very large share of the global population facing mass poverty. As such, progress implementing the SDGs in this region will affect SDG implementation worldwide
Presentations Local processes: Cities and Sustainable Development Goals ECOSISTEMAS DE DATOS PARA LOS ODS Briefs The need to look [...]
