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South Africa leads the way with an innovative boarder management system
South Africa’s Department of Home Affairs was particularly interested in a proactive...
Technology is transforming healthcare systems around the world
The pace of health innovation is accelerating rapidly with new technologies regularly...
The digital divide is closing: world’s least developed countries on track for universal internet
The UN have announced that the digital divide is narrowing with the world’s...
Are drones the future for mosquito control programmes?
WeRobotics are trialling a new method of mosquito control in Latin America with hopes...
Apple will partner Malala Fund to provide education for underprivileged girls
Apple and Malala Fund have announced a new partnership that will see the technology...
Innovator of the Year Award: Finalists Announced!
AIDF is pleased to announce the shortlisted finalist for its "Innovator of the Year...
Innovate, Save Lives, Advance our World
As we enter 2018, the humanitarian challenges of the previous year amplify, with increasing...
Building on the Past to Invest in the Future
With 2017 drawing to a close, it is now time to put 2018 in focus. Global economic...
Interview with Johanes Koku Nyagblordzro, Executive Chairman of CADeP
How is the Center for Africa Development and Progress involved in humanitarian and...
Interview with Matthias Boyen, Drone Focal Point, HIV/AIDS Project Officer, UNICEF
How is UNICEF involved in humanitarian and development sectors? UNICEF has a...
Calling All Aid & Development Innovators in Africa
The Aid & International Development Forum is currently accepting nominations for...
Public-Private Partnerships in the Development Sector
A Devex report recently looked into five public-private partnerships between government...
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