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AI helps in the fight against marine litter.

Good News

Reduced under-five mortality and fight against marine litter

The two pieces of good news this month are about an underwater robot that removes litter from the sea and the succesful fight against under-five mortality.

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Aid

Why ODA makes sense even though it sometimes fails

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by Hans Dembowski
Aid training run by medico partner AYON in Katmandu.

Medico partners

Transformative emergency aid in Kenya and Nepal

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by Hendrik Slusarenka
Providing aid supplies to villages is a challenge in Nepal.

Transformative emergency aid

Aid in itself is not enough

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by Hendrik Slusarenka
When farmers work together, for instance to market products, they all can benefit. Traders on the way to the market in Jérémie, Haiti.

International cooperation

Building trust

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by Leon Valentin Schettler
To a large degree, Haiti depends on official development assistance: staff of NPH Deutschland, a German aid agency, distributing food.

International cooperation

The dark side of aid

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by Leon Valentin Schettler
MSF doctors operate a six-year-old child to reconstruct a hole in his jaw and damage to his eye, caused by Noma, at the Children’s hospital in Sokoto State, northwest Nigeria.

Health and safety

“I am passionate about humanitarian work”

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by Philip Aruna
by Katja Dombrowski
Traditional maize storage in Kano State, Nigeria.

Disasters

Resilience makes sense

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by Glenn Brigaldino
Solar-powered village TV in Niger.

Rural development

Harnessing off-grid power

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by Drake Jamali
Geothermal power station in Kenya.

Sustainability

Energy shift

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by Drake Jamali
Burundian garment manufacturers increasingly see the merits of vocational training.

Investment climate

Budding businesses

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by Drake Jamali