Affordable childcare can help open up economic opportunities for single mothers.
Climate-smart agriculture increases farmers’ resilience to climate change while improving food security and increasing incomes.
When Tony Muhumuza was appointed Uganda’s national economist for the United Nations Development Program, he was cognizant of the great responsibility that came with his new role.
The cash transfer was provided through the Nigerian Ekiti State Social Security Scheme, the first of its kind in sub-Saharan Africa.
Communities in the highlands of Ethiopia face what seems to be a simple problem: not enough food.
Balancing childcare and income generation is a problem faced by mothers around the world.
Kenya’s population is becoming increasingly urban; more than half of Nairobi’s residents live in informal settlements (slums) plagued by cramped living conditions and poor access to basic services.