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The world’s biggest school lunch programme

10/16/2012 | Divya Gupta


Community gardens boost self-sufficiency in Argentina

08/31/2012 | Ana Bell

A national organic gardening scheme in Argentina has been a huge success, providing fresh fruit and vegetables to 3.3 million people across the country. With food prices rising around the globe, Ana Bell meets local gardeners in Buenos Aires to hear their stories of self-sufficiency.

‘To tell you the truth we are starving’

08/15/2012 | Lilly Peel

For almost a year we have been following the life of Kaidia Samaké who lives in the village of Gwelekoro in Mali. With a food crisis currently sweeping the Sahel, Kaidia’s blogs trace how the annual ‘hungry season’ intensified, pushing her family and other villagers to the brink of starvation.

Olympic triumph unites communities in troubled Manipur

08/13/2012 | Thingnam Anjulika Samom


India’s women boxers come out fighting

08/07/2012 | Ranjita Biswas



Enterprise: the key to survival in Dadaab

07/16/2012 | Ochieng' Ogodo

Refugees walk along the main street in Hagadera camp in Dadaab - Piers Benatar | Panos Pictures

Dadaab refugee complex in north eastern Kenya is home to nearly half a million people. Unable to leave the camps without travel permits and unable to officially work due to Kenyan employment laws, many residents have turned entrepreneur to survive.

Indian men increasingly opt to be sterilised

07/10/2012 | Deepa Jainani


Refugee turns web designer in world’s largest camp

07/04/2012 | Dann Okoth


Headteacher faces down the Taliban

07/02/2012 | Rina Saeed Khan



Escaping São Paulo’s drug gangs

06/25/2012 | Ana Aranha


Marcos Lopes tells his story of reform, from being the leader of a street gang to leaving that life and reaching out to help others like him.

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