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In August 1961 Dag Hammarskjöld opened a United Nations’ renewable-energy conference in Rome by saying that solar power was the biggest hope for poverty alleviation in […]
During the past decade the technology that creates electricity from photo-voltaic cells has become so sophisticated and so inexpensive that it’s a wonder that most of […]
“Disruption” is a word that rarely produces smiles. It can mean icy traffic jams and picnic-delaying rain storms, but also life-threatening droughts and epidemics. These are […]
Somewhere in the United Nations’ headquarters in New York there’s a list of things to do that will make life better for the world’s poor and […]
The road from traditional, poisonous indoor fuels to solar lights in the developing world is turning into a highway. The staid, business-oriented Economist just did a […]
The Solar Solution September 4, 2012 Sustainable energy has always been a target of International Development Aid because of its benefit for health, poverty alleviation and […]
More Background July 12, 2012 A backgrounder on Firdaus Kharas’ behaviour change style on rabble.ca.
How Behaviour Change Works in the Developing World July 20, 2012 If real change helping people in the developing world emerge from the problems of poverty […]