Interview with Ed Mitchell (Water & Sanitation for the Urban Poor)
Water & Sanitation for the Urban Poor works to transform cities to increase access to safe water and sanitation. The
From Tina Rosenberg / New York Times: In many parts of the world, not owning one’s own land is more directly correlated to poverty than other factors such as illiteracy, but land reform is controversial, difficult, and expensive. A new program called Landesa is having success in India through a non-confiscatory model that gives families tennis-court size plots.
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Water & Sanitation for the Urban Poor works to transform cities to increase access to safe water and sanitation. The
Community and Individual Development Association (CIDA) has helped to create free access to six institutions of higher learning with the
The Roddenberry Foundation uses grant-making to invest in big and bold ideas that can change the world. Lior Ipp of
Volunteers with the Annual Status of Education Report test children’s math and reading skills in villages across India. While 96
Learn how Indigenous social innovators and their communities are advancing climate action.
