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Combining sustainability and profitability in Asia
Across Asia a number of companies are beginning to recognise the power of sustainability...
Does satellite data hold the answer to agricultural challenges in Africa?
There has been a significant growth in the availability of satellite data in recent...
Technology and innovation are key for Asia’s development
The challenges of development are complex, inter-connected, fast changing and unprecedented....
Blockchain could transform identification and aid processes for refugees
The World Bank reports that over 1 billion people have no way of proving their...
WFP’s ShareTheMeal App now links donors with the people they’re helping
The World Food Programme has launched an innovative new feature to its app, ShareTheMeal,...
Apps and Girls win the Innovator of the Year Award
Aid & International Development Forum is delighted to announce the winner...
Which Oscars stars also play leading roles in aid and development?
With The 90th Academy Awards just a few weeks away Aid & International Development...
The UN has launched a new app to empower migrants in Africa
The United Nations International Orgnasation for Migration (IOM) has launched...
Is blockchain the future for international aid distribution?
The first test looking to bring greater efficiency and transparency to humanitarian...
Smartphones are helping farmers in Latin America fight climate change
Thousands of smallholder farmers in Latin America are set to benefit from a new initiative...
Working together with water: effective collaboration protects our most precious resource
Our very existence depends upon taking in sufficient water: it is the main constituent...
Interview with Scotto di Cesare, SVP, Commercial Business Development, Globecomm
How is Globecomm involved in humanitarian and development sectors? Globecomm’s...
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