06 February 2015
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International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation

Today, 6 February, is the International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation.

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06 February 2015
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Education innovation and the 2014 matric results in south africa

‘What exactly is education innovation?’ was a question posed by a senior education specialist who finds the term wishful, well intended and counter-productive, as there is very little verifiable evidence of its impact.

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05 February 2015
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Hopgood: empower all teachers to make global citizenship a reality

At the Second UNESCO Forum on Global Citizenship Education, which sought to find the best ways forward to creating peaceful and sustainable societies beyond 2015, Education International argued that the future must start with qualified teachers.

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04 February 2015
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World cancer day

Today, on World Cancer Day, Daily Development speaks to Cary Adams, Chief Executive Officer of the Union for International Cancer Control, about World Cancer Day, his work and what inspires him.

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03 February 2015
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Haiti: Dispatches from the Field

Follow a Global Partnership for Education mission to Haiti, where it checks in on a basic education project, visits schools and meets with its partners.

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02 February 2015
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Globalizing Sustainable Development

The question of how the world can end extreme poverty and improve human well-being will take on new urgency in 2015, as the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) expire and a new set of goals—the proposed Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)—are finalized.

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30 January 2015
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Turning the tables for better health care in Haiti

Imagine traveling for hours to meet with your doctor. You arrive at the office, exhausted from your journey, only to hear that your doctor is not in. Or imagine you are pregnant with your first child and you receive regular visits from a community health worker. When she submits the data from the visit to the nurse at the closest facility, the nurse only copies down half of the information, or has even lost your medical records by the time you arrive to deliver your child. This happens too often in Haiti.

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