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Quotable: Nigeria overtakes India as country with most people in poverty

Reports of increasing poverty in Nigeria come amidst predictions that Africa may soon displace Asia as the global center of poverty.

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QUOTABLE: Saving modern agriculture

How can agroecology nourish people and the earth?

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Syrian Refugee Crisis: A Region Under Stress

As Syria's civil war rages into its eighth year, the pressure mounts on the countries in the Middle East who have taken in the most refugees.

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Social Enterprise

Link: How to Track the U.N.'s 17 Developmental Goals for 2030

The U.N. gave the world 15 years to achieve 17 substantial goals. Now you can track their progress.

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The tragic numbers behind Syria’s civil war

This month marks seven years of conflict in Syria—a humanitarian emergency that led to the largest refugee crisis since World War II.

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Youth Skills

Where combating sex trafficking starts in a cemetery

Compassion First is helping victims of sex trafficking in Indonesia with outreach in an unusual place.

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Social Enterprise

The Limitations and Potential Impact of Crowdfunded Social Good

Crowdfunding could compensate for the new administration's “America First” agenda.

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Financial Inclusion

The role women play in violent extremism

UK journalist Flora Bagenal visited the Mercy Corps Headquarters in Portland, Ore., to celebrate International Day of the Girl and talk about how violent extremism affects women and girls.

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Social Enterprise

The NGO's eye in the sky

Drone technology could save thousands of lives, millions in aid funds, and months of recovery.

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Sustainable Energy

A Light in the Dark for the Maasai People

For a Maasai village in Northern Tanzania, electric lights cut through the twilight, lighting the way to a better future.

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Social Enterprise

How PRIME is transforming aid in Ethiopia

Aid in Ethiopia used to be about emergency response. Today it's about building a more sustainable future.

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Sustainable Energy

How global warming killed 59,000 Indian farmers

A new study by sociologists at the University of California-Berkeley is shedding light on the changing climate’s effect on farmers like Shubham.

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WEEKLY NEWS ROUNDUP: Muslims Celebrate Haji & Kenyans Celebrate Nullified Election

Glimpses of hope and fierce conflict from the past week.

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WEEKLY NEWS ROUNDUP: Aid From Unlikely and Unconventional Sources

A weekly roundup of mainstream news about the context in which Mercy Corps works, focused on development and innovation.

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Value Chains

Agruppa: A Fresh, Healthy, and Affordable Mom-and-Pop Shop Revolution

A Bogota based startup champions regional food security by connecting smallholder farmers with urban mom-and-pop shops.

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Quotable: Nigeria overtakes India as country with most people in poverty

QUOTABLE: Saving modern agriculture

Syrian Refugee Crisis: A Region Under Stress

Link: How to Track the U.N.'s 17 Developmental Goals for 2030

The tragic numbers behind Syria’s civil war

Where combating sex trafficking starts in a cemetery

The Limitations and Potential Impact of Crowdfunded Social Good

The role women play in violent extremism

The NGO's eye in the sky

A Light in the Dark for the Maasai People

How PRIME is transforming aid in Ethiopia

How global warming killed 59,000 Indian farmers

WEEKLY NEWS ROUNDUP: Muslims Celebrate Haji & Kenyans Celebrate Nullified Election

WEEKLY NEWS ROUNDUP: Aid From Unlikely and Unconventional Sources

Agruppa: A Fresh, Healthy, and Affordable Mom-and-Pop Shop Revolution

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