The Innovation Imperative for Small States
Recognizing that innovation cannot be delivered by government alone, Singapore is focusing on building baseline adoption of digital tools in
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Education
COP 15: Its Time to Decide on a Future
Opinion by Elizabeth Mrema (montreal, canada) Friday, November 04, 2022 Inter Press Service MONTREAL, Canada, Nov 04 (IPS) – It is
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How Digital Can Drive a Green Recovery
Opinion by Riad Meddeb (united nations) Thursday, October 13, 2022 Inter Press Service UNITED NATIONS, Oct 13 (IPS) – As much
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How to Get on Track to Eradicate Extreme Poverty
The Graduation approach’s impact goes well beyond that of the individual participant. Not only does the household greatly benefit from
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Deadly Smoke: Feeding Children Kills Cafeteria Staff
Soo Hyoun Lim’s classmate doing a campaign inside the Yongsan International School’s cafeteria with the poster. Opinion by Soo Hyoun
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A University for the Kurds of Syria
Just another day in the main hall of the Qamishli campus. Credit: Karlos Zurutuza/IPS by Karlos Zurutuza (qamishli, syria) Tuesday, September
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Global Peace Education Day can Play a Pivotal Role in Transforming Education
Opinion by Anwarul K. Chowdhury (new york) Monday, September 26, 2022 Inter Press Service NEW YORK, Sep 26 (IPS) – Just
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Why Investing in Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Pays Off
Opinion by Ruth Loftus, Michael Alexander (london / edinburg) Friday, September 23, 2022 Inter Press Service LONDON / EDINBURG, Sep 23
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Inequality in Peru’s Education Sector Deepens in Post-Pandemic Era
Rodrigo Reyes, 18, was forced to drop out of school in 2020, because his family could not afford to pay
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The Swedish Elections: A Victory for Populism
Opinion by Jan Lundius (stockholm) Thursday, September 22, 2022 Inter Press Service STOCKHOLM, Sep 22 (IPS) – After general elections on
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