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Economic Inclusion

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October 06, 2015
The documentary rocking the fashion world
topic: Sustainable Consumption
by: Vanessa Ellingham
The True Cost documentary exposes the grim realities of the fast fashion industry
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October 03, 2015
Hindu deities
topic: Human Rights
by: Jose Kalathil
A score of Hindu deities, almost forgotten in India, are worshipped in Japan.
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September 29, 2015
Sustainable Development Goals: What’s really in it for the developing world?
topic: Human Rights
by: Bob Koigi
The 193 member states of the United Nations have officially approved the new set of development goals that address global hunger and poverty.
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nang-attal
September 22, 2015
“A determined struggle always has the chance of victory.”
topic: Women’s rights
by: Shadi Khan Saif
As the world celebrates his endeavors for girls’ education, Afghan youth icon Nang Attal is back to his war-torn country.
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Nelson Mandela's Day
September 15, 2015
Rwanda's football fosters peace
topic: Peace and Reconciliation
by: Bob Koigi
A social enterprise in Rwanda is using sports to champion peace and reconciliation while empowering women to contribute to the country’s development.
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Kiplimo-Chebotibin
September 05, 2015
If dreams grow wings
topic: Economic Opportunity
by: Cherotich Kenei
Growing up in Kenya’s rural South, Keiyo, Alex Kiplimo Chebotibin was always a dreamer. Then, he built a helicopter out of nothing.
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September 03, 2015
An energy vision for Cameroon
topic: Renewables
by: Israel Bionyi
In 2014, the government of Cameroon cut subsidies on petroleum products. This led to an increase in prices, rough for those dependent on kerosene for light.
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September 01, 2015
Scores languish in poverty, as jobs haemorrhage continues in Zimbabwe
topic: Rule of Law
by: Henri-Count Evans
Zimbabweans walk away from their former jobs without even a crumb of bread to show for their hard work. The culprit is new legislation for the labour market
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sdfad
August 15, 2015
Defensive architecture
topic: Human Rights
by: Vanessa Ellingham
Municipal budgets increasingly include funds for defensive architecture, designed to keep out ‘undesirable’ members of the public.
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August 11, 2015
Keeps girls in school with re-usable sanitary pads
topic: Women’s rights
by: Bob Koigi
At 23, Barclay Paul Okari, a Kenyan entrepreneur, is helping thousands of poor girls in East Africa stay in school thanks to his re-usable sanitary pads.
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July 11, 2015
Solar powered mobile phones against malaria
topic: Health and Sanitation
by: Bob Koigi
Solar powered android phones help to fight Malaria, a disease that kills on average 30,000 Kenyans per year.
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Lotta_tenhumen
June 25, 2015
"Recuperating" is the social squatting in Spain
topic: Economic Inclusion
by: Pablo Pérez Álvarez
People in Spain are fed up of missing solutions by the authorities, which rescued banks but not the people in the economic crisis.
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June 18, 2015
Refugee roommates welcomed by German locals
topic: Refugees and Asylum
by: Vanessa Ellingham
An initiative launched in Berlin has seen more than 800 locals offer places in their homes to asylum seekers and refugees to start new lives in Germany.
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BamyaBuddha-n
June 16, 2015
Afghanistan makes history by saving history
topic: Peace and Reconciliation
by: Shadi Khan Saif
The central Bamiyan province of Afghanistan, ancient Buddhist center, is celebrated as the Cultural Capital of South Asia for 2015.
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feminism american express
May 21, 2015
What's wrong with feminism in advertising?
topic: Women’s rights
by: Vanessa Ellingham
For brands looking to connect themselves with social causes, advertising during the Super Bowl broadcast works well. This year it was all about feminism.
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streetkid
April 28, 2015
Dreams out of cardboard boxes
topic: Child rights
by: Henri-Count Evans
In Zimbabwe, primary education is free for all under the constitution, but in reality the educational plight of the street children is hopeless.
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