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The success of Malawi’s women’s national football team encourages investment in grassroots programmes for girls.

Education

How Malawi’s football success is opening doors for girls

Malawi’s women footballers have inspired a nation. Their success is encouraging girls to pursue their ambitions, while football programmes offer opportunities beyond sport.

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by Benson Kunchezera

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Latin America's economy, battered by Corona, needs long-term policies to flourish.

Green recovery

Reviving Latin American economies sustainably

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by José Siaba Serrate
José Siaba Serrate
A girl from Niger receives online instruction: UNICEF helped supply 30 tablets to a school in Radi, in the country's south.

Gender equality

Successes and setbacks in women's equality

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by Sabine Balk
Sabine Balk
Afghans receive assistance donated by an aid agency in Jawzjan province, northern Afghanistan, January 2022.

Humanitarian crisis

UN calls for massive funding for Afghanistan

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by Jörg Döbereiner

Palm oil production

Poor working conditions

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by Dasmani Laary
Preparing a shipment of fair-trade cocoa from São Tomé and Principe to France.

Fair prices

Expert advice from the Netherlands

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by Ruud Bronkhorst
Fair- trade bananas on offer in German supermarket.

Fighting poverty

Setting ‘fair’ prices

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by Ruud Bronkhorst
Refugees from Africa in Izmir, Turkey.

Social policy

Social-protection systems reduce causes of displacement

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by Maren Suchta-Platzmann
by Amédé Schmitz
Jobs matter: women working in ceramics manufacturing in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Gender justice

How education and employment improve gender equality

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by Sundus Saleemi
Sundus Saleemi
The Sahel region’s water shortages are becoming worse due to the climate crisis.

The Sahel

Moving from crisis to dynamism on Sahara’s southern edges

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by Mabingué Ngom
Sewing workers in a garment factory in Bangladesh.

Pandemic impacts

Covid-19 means more debt and more forced labour

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by Aenne Frankenberger