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Farmers using mobile phones in the fight against poverty and hunger across Africa
Mobile phones aren’t just useful as alarm clocks or for making calls, updating your social status and sending messages. Dorothy Jacob from international development NGO
Are you ready for World Food Day 2018?
Tuesday next week, the 16th October, is World Food Day. Toni Pyke sketches out the background to the international day and introduces a new #ZeroHunger
That’s a wrap for the consultations on Ireland’s approach to overseas aid and international development work
Since the start of September, staff at the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and Irish Aid, Ireland’s overseas aid development programme, have been working
Human Development Today: 5 Headlines and 6 Key Lessons
The latest Human Development Report, published in September, is a key fixture for educators and activists published by the UN Development Programme annually, is packed
Pondering How Much a Dollar Costs (ft. Kendrick Lamar)
What’s the buying power of a dollar-a-day really worth? Overall winner of the 2018 Trinity College Dublin and developmenteducation.ie Development Issues series, Michael Morigi, explores
How The West Convinced Everyone It Was the Only Developed Part of the World
How did the West manage to convince most of the world that it is the only ‘developed’ part of the world? A final-five finalist in
Pre-order the Story of Change 2018-19 wall planner
The Story of Change wall planner is back! Pre-order your copy of the wall planner which includes over 100 human rights, international days related to
‘This sort of thing is not allowed’
Nelson Mandela was born a century ago on July 18th, 1918. You are all familiar enough with his life story not to require any re-telling
Ireland at UN 2018: reporting on progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals – live!
22:20 And that’s a wrap! Huge thanks to the civil society delegation who fed information, tweets, links and updates from New York (including Freyja Bourke,
Our world in 90 seconds
It took just less than 90 seconds to graphically reveal the horrific underbelly of globalisation and of ‘modern’ consumerism and business. Five years ago, in