Goats Against Climate Change
Sabine Homann-Kee Tui
November 18, 2019
By Sabine Homann-Kee Tui BULAWAYO – Earlier this year, Cyclone Idai swept across Mozambique. Its powerful winds and heavy rains
Death by Dirty Cooking
Kandeh K. Yumkella
November 11, 2019
By Kandeh K. Yumkella FREETOWN, SIERRA LEONE – Each year, exposure to household air pollution (HAP) kills 4.3 million people –
Preventing the Next Pandemic
Gro Harlem Brundtland & Elhadj As Sy
October 28, 2019
By Gro Harlem Brundtland & Elhadj As Sy G ENEVA – Imagine the following scenario. In a matter of days, a lethal influenza
Closing the Opportunity Gap in the Sahel
Annette Dixon
October 7, 2019
By Annette Dixon & Hafez Ghanem WASHINGTON, DC – Inundated by bleak headlines and even bleaker forecasts, it is easy to
Empowering Africa’s Women Farmers
Ruth Meinzen-Dick
October 7, 2019
By Ruth Meinzen-Dick WASHINGTON, DC – Over 60% of all employed women in Sub-Saharan Africa work in agriculture. Yet the
Investing in Frontline Health Workers
Maha Barakat
September 30, 2019
By Maha Barakat ABU DHABI – Frontline health workers provide essential services – from administering vaccinations to collecting
A Woman-Focused Climate Agenda
Alison Holder
September 30, 2019
By Alison Holder & Sivananthi Thanenthiran LONDON – From teen activist Greta Thunberg’s much-publicized transatlantic
Strengthening Land Rights Will Curb Migration
Chris Jochnick
September 23, 2019
By Chris Jochnick SEATTLE – The world’s food supply is under threat. That was the stark warning contained in a recent
A War of Words Fought over Women’s Bodies
Katja Iversen
September 23, 2019
By Katja Iversen NEW YORK – This month, the United Nations General Assembly will hold a high-level meeting to secure a
How Pooling Can Beat Stunting
Philippe Douste-Blazy & Carl Manlan
September 16, 2019
By Philippe Douste-Blazy & Carl Manlan PARIS/LOMÉ – In many developing countries, women come together on a regular basis to