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Monthly Archives: July 2012
HIV/AIDS: Looking Ahead
by Julia Shen and Angela Rastegar Despite the progress we’ve made in the past thirty years, the HIV/AIDS epidemic is far from over. There are currently 34 million people worldwide infected with HIV, and it is estimated that there are … Continue reading
Posted in Global Health
Tagged access to medicine, AIDS, AIDS 2012, ARVs, global health, HIV, HIV/AIDS, International AIDS Conference
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Renewed global focus on a thirty-year-old epidemic
by Angela Rastegar and Julia Shen In the week leading up to the 30th anniversary of the start of the AIDS crisis, nearly 20,000 political and public health leaders, researchers, and activists from around the world are gathering in Washington … Continue reading
Posted in Global Health
Tagged access to medicine, AIDS, HIV, HIV/AIDS, International AIDS Conference
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Giving entrepreneurship wings
by Pallavi Jayannavar It’s 8 PM and in a small village in Ananthapur, India, Dastagiri has a new customer in his shop. The customer is not there for groceries or shampoo sachets though; he’s there to make a withdrawal from … Continue reading
Posted in Social Enterprise
Tagged entrepreneurship, India, social enterprise, social entrepreneurship, social incubators, Villgro
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Harvesting mist in Northern Kenya
by Nungari Mwangi One is hard-pressed to find a forested area in the Hurri Hills region of Northern Kenya. Classified as a water scarce country, 80% of Kenya is arid or semi-arid land. Last year’s drought and subsequent famine affected … Continue reading
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Tagged access to water, drought, eucalyptus, Hurri Hills, Kenya, mist, mist harvesting, Northern Kenya, water, water collection
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Q&A with Shashi Buluswar, Director of LIGTT
Part of Dalberg’s mission – to mobilize effective responses to the world’s most pressing problems – is to be a platform for development leaders. Recently, Shashi Buluswar transitioned from Dalberg’s management team to its expert advisory board, and accepted a … Continue reading
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Tagged alumni, Dalberg, energy, energy and environment, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, LBNL, LIGTT, science
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