In Cambodia, a civil-society organisation is promoting mental-health care at the local level

To a large extent, Indian society is simply not prepared to deal with mental-health problems

In many cultures, the only acceptable way to express mental distress is to point to a physical problem

In West Africa, traditional or religious practices are often the preferred method of treating mental disorders

The school situation in Burundi is difficult

Why vocational training matters in Nairobi’s public-transport industry, and why young women in particular deserve job opportunities

Students of an international Masters course are doing research on mental- health risks at the workplace

In the Lake Chad Basin crisis, humanitarian aid alone will not do – development support and peace promotion are needed too

In India, a growing number of economically disadvantaged parents are sending their children to private schools

The impact of public and private education on social inequality in Brazil