Technology has been revolutionizing a range of sectors for decades, but only recently has it become more widely accessible, available, and cost effective for low- and middle- income countries (LMICs).

Millions of people in Somalia are again going hungry but what is driving recurrent food insecurity in the Horn of Africa?

Geb-Ra founder Ali Simeto encourages all to speed up adopting sustainable, self-sustaining energy usage, with the rising ...

The United Nations Children’s Fund, UNICEF, has said that the American government’s 83% cut in foreign aid is causing a ...

Save the Children has announced it will suspend its malnutrition support programs in Afghanistan within 30 days due to severe ...

MUSIC has long been a powerful means to connect with people and reach larger communities. Through lyrics, melodies or even artists they admire, individuals can find aspects of a song that resonate ...

Fortify Forward Innovation Challenge 2025 is a timely initiative that will address some of the most pressing malnutrition ...

The rollback of funding for anti-malaria efforts in the Mekong is just one of many examples of cuts that are raising alarm ...

Today is International School Meals Day, celebrated annually on the second Thursday of March. It is a time to reflect on the progress of school-based feeding programs (SBFP) and to envision how we can ...

As global hunger soars, the World Food Programme is grappling with severe funding shortfalls. With donor budgets shrinking ...

Approximately one-third of the residents in Cumberland County have a challenge of food insecurity or limited access to healthy foods, according to Laura Lupton, local CROP Hunger Walk coordinator and ...

Today, nearly 2.5 million children worldwide are fed by Mary’s Meals, a global movement founded by Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow.