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This article explores the impact of climate change on drought resilience in Hanzila Village, Zambia, highlighting the challenges faced by rural communities due to reduced water availability. It discusses how …
Evaluating Solar-Powered Water Systems for Drought Resilience in Southern Zambia Read More
The World Bank warns that Cabo Verde’s GDP could shrink by 3.6% by 2050 if urgent climate adaptation measures are not implemented. The report predicts that poverty could increase by …
Cabo Verde Faces Urgent Need for Climate Adaptation to Protect GDP Read More
Cabo Verde’s economy is significantly influenced by climate exposure due to its geography and reliance on tourism. The Country Climate and Development Report reviews the nation’s economic vulnerabilities caused by …
Cabo Verde’s Climate Exposure and Development Pathways: Key Insights from the CCDR Read More
Pope Francis emphasized the need for Papua New Guinea’s vast natural resources to benefit all citizens rather than a privileged few. His visit highlighted the stark contrast between the country’s …
Pope Francis Advocates for Equitable Distribution of Resources in Papua New Guinea Read More
Joseph Aoun has been elected president of Lebanon, concluding over two years of a presidential vacuum. His election brings hope for political stability amid ongoing economic and financial crises. The …
Joseph Aoun’s Election: A New Dawn for Lebanon Amidst Ongoing Challenges Read More
Mark Weinhold and a team of hydrologists launched the Terra Firma Rainwater Collective in the Republic of Congo to mitigate urban flooding through community education on rainwater collection systems. The …
Terra Firma Collective: Innovative Rainwater Solutions for Flood-Ravaged Congo Read More
Pakistan’s inflation peaked at 38% in May 2023, dropping to 4.9% by early 2024, following an IMF bailout. The SBP raised interest rates to combat inflation, which declined but did …
2024: Pakistan’s Economic Journey Through (Dis)Inflation Read More
The World Bank’s Africa Pulse Report reveals a notable education funding gap in Sub-Saharan Africa, with countries like Nigeria spending only $54 per student compared to $8,500 in high-income nations. …
Nigeria and Sub-Saharan Africa Confront Significant Education Funding Gap Read More
Migration in Venezuela, the Guianas, and Suriname is largely influenced by historical conflicts, particularly in Colombia, leading to internal displacements. Post-peace process dynamics indicate a shift towards illicit activities amid …
Migration Dynamics in Venezuela, the Guianas, and Suriname: Historical Context and Contemporary Implications Read More
Suriname’s new “Royalties for Everyone” program aims to distribute oil wealth to all citizens, providing each with $750 in a savings account to support poverty alleviation. With anticipated earnings of …
Suriname’s President Introduces ‘Royalties for Everyone’ Initiative to Share Oil Wealth Read More