Economic Inclusion

Zimbabwe is currently in the throes of yet another cholera outbreak.

The youngest and only female to run a mobile money business in Africa, Natalie Payida Jabangwe, uses the power of technology for financial inclusion.

As a vast majority of the world’s population is exposed to toxic air on a daily basis, an increasing number of people seek new ways to access clean air.

The World Food Programme’s chief economist explains how a new resolution could make it easier to fight food insecurity driven by violence.

A mother and her daughter have taken on the Herculean task of restoring the faded glory of Somalia while giving hope, safe haven and new lease of life.

Will robots actually take our jobs anytime soon?

“My friend is a doctor and yet no hospital will hire her because she is a transgender woman, and so she will have to find work elsewhere.”

South Africa’s post-apartheid Constitution emphasises the everyone's right to adequate housing.

Bribing West African states with E.U. aid money does nothing to compensate for their loss of remittances, writes activist Fabian Wagner.

Gender equality means many things to different people. A research initiative is now putting men picture and changes the debate architecture.

By recognizing the value of refugee and rural economies, governments should use technology to boost rural development.

A new report from the World Bank Group shows that inequality is gendered – and the global economy is losing out.

In Kenya, which has grappled with the influx of refugees for years, proactive steps are being taken to enfranchise thousands of residents.

Dilapidated walls. Leaking ceilings. Acute shortages of supplies. Absurdly low salaries and hefty budget cuts. This is the public school reality in the US.

A comprehensive nutrition response has been stalled by a lack of data on the scale of the problem and ongoing political crises in Colombia.

Researchers from Stanford University say an algorithm for locating refugee resettlement could vastly improve their probability of finding work.