Scientists say they’ve discovered the largest recurring algae bloom in the world, and it stretches from the coast of West Africa to the Gulf of Mexico with no signs that the “new normal” pattern will stop anytime soon. The research team, led by scientists at the University of South Florida […]

The post How NGOs in Rich Countries Control their Counterparts in Poor Countries..and Why they Refuse to Resolve it appeared first on Inter Press Service. Excerpt: Paul Okumu is head of secretariat for the Africa Platform on Governance, Responsible Business and the Social Contract. He is also head of strategy […]

Event Post July 12, 2019 V4CP meeting: The power of hard evidence in impacting systems change Zala Zbogar Lessons on collaborative research from an IFPRI-SNV partnership working in six countries.

Source: World Health Organization Country: World The approach was the focus of the 2019 coordination meeting between WHO in the African Region and The Global Malaria Programme, aiming to build synergies between operations. Brazzaville, 08 July 2019 – Although there has been progress in reducing malaria in Africa, most notably […]

A city is China is giving tired travelers some peace of mind, launching a high-tech system that reveals when bed linen was last washed.