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‘Uniting the Nations’ Day
Every year on the 24th October, the humanitarian and development community marks the...
United Nations General Assembly 2017
The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) concluded on 25 September in New York City....
United Nations Report on Sustainable Development Goals
Commenting on the recently published UN report on the progress of achieving Sustainable...
The Path to Achieving Health SDGs
The World Health Organization (WHO) has recently published a report estimating the...
Interview with Gemma Bulos, Executive Director & Co-Founder of Global Women’s Water Initiative
How is the Global Women's Water Initiative involved in the humanitarian aid...
Virtual reality also impacts cold-chain
Given that pharmaceutical companies are experiencing a significant transition, Envirotainer...
$4.5 million of Social Cost Averted by One Cold Chain Unit
The miracle of vaccines is undeniable, but what about the delivery and storage mechanisms...
Interview with Luca Palazzotto, WASH Technical Lead at Relief International
How is Relief International involved in the humanitarian aid and development sector? ...
After Sale Service, a Key Ingredient in the Support of Health Programs
Early 1998 when Okkar Thiri started operation in Myanmar it was obvious that in spite...
Engaging Consumers and Communities in Providing Clean Water
Per the World Health Organization (WHO)/ UNICEF, 663 million people lack access to...
Ambitious Tasks Await WHO’s New Director-General
As of July 2017, the World Health Organization (WHO) will be curated by the new director-general...
58% of Diarrhoeal Diseases Globally Are a Result of Unsafe Water Sources
2.4 billion people globally live without improved sanitation. Contaminated water can...
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