Recently we have been sharing our partner’s response to COVID-19. In Liberia, Global Development Group partner with Refuge Place International (RPI) for project J1044N, to focus on improving health outcomes… read more →
Recently we’ve been looking at how our partners around the world are responding to the COVID-19 pandemic. In the remote and war-torn central African country of DR Congo, project J893N… read more →
In rural southern Rwanda, Global Development Group, Foxglove Project and AEE Rwanda partner on project J778 Grassroots Rwanda, support the poorest women in remote villages into woman’s self help groups… read more →
Global Development Group partners with HEAL Africa Hospital for project J730N, located in North Kivu province in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The HEAL Africa Hospital (HAH) is one of… read more →
This development story comes from our partner for project J655N, Botanica Ethiopia. Seated against the rammed-earth walls of Werkalemahu and Banchi’s home, we’re handed a plate of thick yellow honey… read more →
The work of Global Development Group project J687 partner One Acre Fund was recognised by Princeton University as one of sixteen organisations, world-wide, commended for a demonstrated record of effectively… read more →
Roseline is a 42-year-old mother of seven and a hard-working Kenyan farmer who owns one-and-a-half acres of land. Before 2008 Roseline was too poor to purchase fertilizer and often planted… read more →
Many Tanzanian hospitals have inadequate resources, staff and training to provide the care needed for pregnant women and new mothers. With often up to five babies in a cot, struggling… read more →
A ‘night commuter’ in 2002, Prisca was one of many children in Uganda forced to hide in the night to avoid being killed or abducted by rebels. When other children… read more →
A team of volunteers from Western Australia recently spent one month assisting Global Development Group project J768N Njelela Secondary School, including building a manual arts workshop from shipping containers earlier… read more →
