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Gender equality

How a transgender tobacco farmer in Zimbabwe is fighting for dignity

In a country where queer people face exclusion, formal agriculture offers rare stability. Yet significant risks remain.

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by Lungelo Ndhlovu

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With the help of Sewa, these farmers installed solar panels to generate electricity for their solar precision pumps.

Informal sector

How a community bank is reducing climate change risks for working women in India

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by Self Employed Women’s Association SEWA
At the Self Employed Women’s Association of India (SEWA), it’s all about collective action: voting at a union meeting.

Informal sector

Women in India’s informal sector are fighting for better working conditions

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by Self Employed Women’s Association SEWA
India’s President Droupadi Murmu.

Head of state

The ambivalent role of India’s president

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by Arun P. Ghosh
A domestic help in India. It is not Reba.

Informal sector

“I just want my son to study well and then live a better life than I do”

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by Roli Mahajan
Flooded slum home in the Kolkata area.

Climate crisis

An Indian student expresses her concern about global heating

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by Ipil Monica Baski
Antiquated irrigation facility in northern Punjab.

Rural infrastructure

Pakistan’s rural infrastructure is inadequate

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by Imran Mukhtar
Traumatising loss of loved ones, livelihoods and homes.

Extreme weather

Lessons to be learnt from Nepal’s recent excessive rains

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by Rukamanee Maharjan

Dalit kitchen

A cookbook reveals the connection of diet and tradition

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by Roli Mahajan
Overcrowded Mumbai slum: health workers screening for TB during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Tuberculosis

In India, eradicating TB is a multi-dimensional challenge

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Environmental health

Why some Indian farmers are backing away from rice cultivation

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