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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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Shifts in international development cooperation were already evident at the IMF and World Bank Spring Meeting in April 2025.

World Bank

“We will always be the target of criticism”

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by Axel van Trotsenburg
by Eva-Maria Verfürth

Agriculture

How Malawi embraces AI to support smallholder farmers

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by Benson Kunchezera

Inclusion

How Nigerians with disabilities fight for dignity and equal opportunities

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by Sarafadeen Olalekan Oyeleke
The fish filleting area in Rincon de La Playa.

Informal sector

“My profession is a family tradition”

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by Pamela Cruz
Pamela Cruz

Public health

India’s manual scavengers still face serious caste-based exploitation

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by Ipil Monica Baski
Fouzia carries a load on her head.

Informal sector

“If you don’t carry the load, someone else will, so I’m just happy to get work”

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by Dasmani Laary
With the help of Sewa, these farmers installed solar panels to generate electricity for their solar precision pumps.

Informal sector

How a community bank is reducing climate change risks for working women in India

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by Self Employed Women’s Association SEWA
At the Self Employed Women’s Association of India (SEWA), it’s all about collective action: voting at a union meeting.

Informal sector

Women in India’s informal sector are fighting for better working conditions

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by Self Employed Women’s Association SEWA
Lucy at her stall.

Informal sector

“Normally I don't really take a break”

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by Katharina Wilhelm Otieno

Energy access

Solar energy becomes a lifeline for rural Zambia

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by John Mubambe