This blog examines how corruption contribute to the global warming and how community participation is important for environmental protection.
l access to quality education is vital for the future of her country and the wider world. It is the key to sustainable development. However, achieving quality education remains a challenge.
Communities and young people should be involved in making decisions about programmes that affect them, from design and delivery to monitoring and evaluation.
Corruption is a global phenomenon, however it harms poor people more than others, diverting desperately needed funds from education or healthcare.
Here, mass media is a powerful convening tool, equipping local communities and stakeholders with high quality media tools that address prevailing gender and social issues in and outside of the classroom.
Our solution is to get data from the field, and to use that data to enable public health authorities to respond to capacity problems in real time.
