Understanding tuberculosis: the invisible threat
Sahera Ramzan from Results UK examines the past, present and future of Tuberculosis and it’s impact around the world for World Tuberculosis Day.
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The relationship between health and conservation: lessons from rural East Africa
Recognising the connection between human and environmental health and wellbeing is critical to protecting people and the planet, and CHASE Africa is leading the way.
Bond reaction to killing of humanitarian workers in Gaza
Following reports that 8 humanitarian workers, including volunteers with Bond member, Al Khair Foundation, and independent journalists documenting their activities,…
Universal access to sexual reproductive health: a faraway goal
Toybox’s work with children and young people in street situations across Africa, Asia and Latin America shows how far behind some communities are being left when it comes to sexual and reproductive healthcare.
How to strengthen civic space: three lessons from Ireland, Germany and South Africa
What can we learn from other countries to support an enabling environment for civil society in the UK and elsewhere? James Kearney and Rowan Popplewell tell us more.
The power of transparency: fighting disinformation and defending USAid
As the political onslaught against USAid continues, transparency on humanitarian assistance and development spending is vital for speaking truth to power. Gary Forster, CEO of Publish What You Fund, tells us more.
Four ways the government can manage the planned UK aid cuts to limit their damage
The UK government faces a decision whether to pursue an approach that limits damage to lives, livelihoods and the UK’s development ambitions as much as possible, or to once again puts these considerations aside. What approach to implementing these cuts will help to limit their negative impacts while maximising the UK’s development ambitions?
United for change
In the male-dominated construction industry, two Zambian women are challenging expectations and showing what is possible. Ahead of International Women’s Day, we report on the organisation that is supporting them and other women to forge careers in Zambian’s building industry.
Tackling Gaza’s water crisis
Dr. Mahmoud Shatat takes us through how Muslim Hands donors are providing sustainable safe drinking water to displaced Palestinians