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This blog post originally appeared on Next Billion. By Chris Jochnick Technology and social networks are the oft-cited parents of

This blog originally appeared in The Chicago Council on Global Affairs. By Jolyne Sanjak When land tenure experts like me

by Margaret A. Rugadya, Program Officer Landesa, the Seattle-based land rights organization and a Ford partner, is this year’s recipient

This blog was originally published by World Economic Forum. By Tzili Mor One of the greatest challenges facing women in

In his July 26 speech to a packed Safaricom Indoor Arena in Nairobi, Kenya, U.S. President Barack Obama told his

Scores of women leaders from across Brazil, including indigenous and Afro-Brazilian, rural and urban, from government and civil society, gathered

India’s economy has already crossed $2 trillion and is growing annually at around 6%. But these figures cannot hide the

The World Bank recently acknowledged a troubling fact: While working to rid the world of poverty through projects that required

Despite an abundance of resources, dedicated efforts to alleviate poverty, generous donors, and committed development experts, we continue to live

As U.N. member countries continue discussions regarding new sustainable development goals, targets and indicators to replace the expiring Millennium Development