- SciDev
- 24/4/23 06:11
Infrastructure building continues unbridled in Asia Pacific’s seismically active zones, writes Ranjit Devraj.
Infrastructure building continues unbridled in Asia Pacific’s seismically active zones, writes Ranjit Devraj.
MONDAY 22. APRIL 2024
Growing more local seeds in Africa can solve the region’s food insecurity and climate problems.
FRIDAY 19. APRIL 2024
Indonesia’s indigenous communities need evidence to shore up finance and legal protections, says Rukka Sombolinggi.
THURSDAY 18. APRIL 2024
Piyush Tewari, CEO of India’s SaveLIFE Foundation, says tried and tested road safety interventions in India could be applied globally.
TUESDAY 16. APRIL 2024
Science and digital technology experts have been systematically targeted in the war on Gaza, say observers.
MONDAY 15. APRIL 2024
Investment in Africa-led medical research is essential to tackling health challenges, says science foundation.
FRIDAY 12. APRIL 2024
Solar powered, low-cost respiratory technology is aiding the fight to reduce neonatal mortality in Nigeria.
WEDNESDAY 10. APRIL 2024
The Science Granting Councils Initiative is helping Sierra Leone's National Science, Technology, and Innovation Council recover from the impact of Ebola.
MONDAY 8. APRIL 2024
Involving local communities in research projects ensures their viability and success, says head of Philippine research council.
FRIDAY 5. APRIL 2024
High production cost and limited resources make safe packaging a challenge.
Houses made from discarded plastic bottles, construction waste and old tyres are being built across Latin America.
WEDNESDAY 3. APRIL 2024
Recipes popular in South Asia have been found to have a surprisingly high impact on the environment.
TUESDAY 2. APRIL 2024
Women with fibroids in Sub-Saharan Africa often fail to receive treatment, putting their health at further risk.
Nigeria's health budget remains well below the 15 per cent commitment, harming health outcomes, say medics.
THURSDAY 28. MARCH 2024
Adaptation research investments announced at COP28 seek to find evidence-based solutions with urgency.
MONDAY 25. MARCH 2024
A SciDev.Net article revealed that culling figures were much higher than those reported by government in the Philippines. Senator Panfilo Lacson called for an inquiry into the ASF crisis, citing the SciDev.Net article – evidence that members of government use SciDev.Net as an information source.
Togo's coastline is disappearing at a rate of between 1.8 and 5 metres every year. Large-scale infrastructure development has caused sediment erosion. In 2021, a SciDev.Net article drew attention to the plight of Togo’s displaced coastal communities.
Amid rising water demand in the Hindu Kush Himalaya region, scientists urge collaboration across river basins.
FRIDAY 22. MARCH 2024
With investment in new technologies to diagnose missing cases, TB can be eliminated, say disease experts.
Women’s health specialists say better antenatal care and innovation can reduce Africa’s high maternal mortality rate.
MONDAY 18. MARCH 2024
Brazilian science institutions in the Amazon face difficulties as budgets drop and inflation rises.
FRIDAY 15. MARCH 2024
The SPOON Chair has the potential to significantly improve the lives of children with cerebral palsy and their families across Africa.
MONDAY 11. MARCH 2024
Boosting sea cucumber numbers in the Asia Pacific could restore their vital services to corals, say researchers.
FRIDAY 8. MARCH 2024
Sub-Saharan Africa faces a potential surge in HIV due to droughts and their impact on behaviours, researchers warn.
Short-term exposure to particulate matter during ‘spikes’ in urban air pollution is costing lives, researchers warn.