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Many regions in the world lack the economic and political conditions needed for a humane lifestyle. Access to infrastructure, education and markets in some areas is not equal.

Sustainable development creates the freedom to develop personal perspectives. To achieve this, basic necessities must be taken care of first. This is why we provide local support.

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News Map Kibera: How Grassroots Mapping Projects are Empowering Slums in Nairobi

Written by Jasmina Schmidt, 09-09-2019

Ten years ago, Kibera, Nairobi's largest slum, was just a blank spot on the map. But that's all changed: ever since young local residents created the first ever free and open digital map of their community. Read on

News Origens Brasil: A Green QR Code for More Respect for the Amazon

Written by Ana Galán Herranz, 22-07-2019

A Brazilian organization is supporting a low carbon economy in the Amazon while raising awareness for indigenous communities and their history - all with a help of a green certification and a QR code. Read on

News Zipline Continues Medical Drone Deliveries, Expanding to Ghana

Written by Tristan Rayner, 29-04-2019

Some three years after US Robotics company Zipline started a pilot project to deliver medicines via drone in Rwanda, the successful program is now expanding to Ghana. Read on

Video The Roots of Indias Water Crisis

Video Education and the Millenium Development Goals

Chart Global Adoption of Mobile Money in 2015

Chart Changing Fortunes: From West to East

Chart Water Depletion in India

Wissen 3D Printing: Adding a Sustainable Dimension to Modern Life

Modern 3D printing is already well on the way to revolutionising traditional manufacturing processes, but it also has huge potential for sustainable development and humanitarian aid. Read on

Organisation IICD

To help people in Africa and Latin America access the information that can transform their lives, we use ICT: Information and Communication Technology. Read on

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