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Trinômes to Binômes: Optimizing Community Health Resources to Achieve Universal ITN Coverage in the DRC

Jeanine Musau | Mulamuli (Mula) Mpofu | Clara Harb
Health Malaria April 19, 2024
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VETS Indexes Names Chemonics a 3-Star Employer

Corporate Partnerships April 17, 2024
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The 2024 award highlights Chemonics' ongoing dedication to hiring and retaining veterans, creating veteran-inclusive policies and culture, and supporting military spouses and families, among other efforts.
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3 Questions with Amer Barghouth: In Search of Energy Democracy

Amer Barghouth
Sustainable Energy Transition April 16, 2024
5 Minute Read
Access to reliable, sustainable energy continues to be a global challenge, and Amer Barghouth explains why he believes this will only change when mindsets change.
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More than Pipes and Pumps: Good Governance Drives Improved WASH

Stephen Dunn | Barbara Rossmiller
July 1, 2021
4 Minute Read
Water and Sustainable Cities Democracy and Governance Infrastructure Vulnerable Groups Health Human Rights Water Security, Sanitation, and Hygiene Access to Finance
In a rapidly urbanizing world, how can cities improve governance to meet the water, sanitation, and hygiene needs of their growing populations, particularly the most vulnerable?
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3 Questions with Victoria Cooper: Ebola, COVID-19, and Global Development


May 13, 2020
4 Minute Read
Health Global Health Security Health Systems Infrastructure Local Governance and Decentralization Resilience Stabilization Recovery and Reconstruction
What can the global development community learn from ebola and apply to the COVID-19 pandemic?
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3 Questions with Todd Diamond on Countering Violent Extremism and Preventing Gang Violence

Todd Diamond
September 16, 2019
3 Minute Read
Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism Youth Violence Prevention Vulnerable Groups Violence Prevention Stabilization Peacebuilding and Reconciliation Peace, Stability, and Transition Infrastructure Gender Equality and Social Inclusion Empowering Youth Democracy and Governance Anti-corruption
Violent extremism and gang violence are often rooted in similar problems. What approaches work best to counter both forms of violence?
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3 Questions with Robyn Tompkins on Planning Strategically for WASH in Botswana

Robyn Tompkins
March 22, 2019
4 Minute Read
Water and Sustainable Cities Water Security, Sanitation, and Hygiene Infrastructure
On World Water Day, water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) specialist Robyn Tompkins discusses Botswana’s journey toward secure, clean, and accessible water resources for its people.
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3 Questions with Christelle Beyers: Bringing Low Emissions and High Rewards to South Africa

Christelle Beyers
June 13, 2017
4 Minute Read
Sustainable Energy Transition Infrastructure
Christelle Beyers discusses financing for green energy, converting fish waste to biogas, and pushing low emissions development projects through the pipeline.
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News: Haitian President Sees Agricultural Improvements in Action


April 16, 2012
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Agriculture and Food Security Improved Production Practices and Technologies Infrastructure Water Security, Sanitation, and Hygiene Food Security
Demonstrating his commitment to improving agriculture in Haiti, on February 16, 2012, Haitian President Michel Joseph Martelly toured local farmers’ associations to see first-hand the positive impact farmer training and new irrigation systems are having on Haitian farmers.