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Live Q&As

June 2017

  • How can universal healthcare be made a reality?

    Live Q&A: What is the best model to bring healthcare to all?

  • Workers transport ice from a factory in India

    Water in development
    Live Q&A: How can the private sector use water more efficiently?

May 2017

  • A baby elephant crosses a dry river bed at the Mashatu game in Botswana.

    Elephant conservation
    Live Q&A: What impact is human development having on the world’s elephant populations?

    Join us on Wednesday 24 May from 1-2.30pm BST to discuss how elephants and humans can live together

March 2017

  • A western lowland gorilla in Dzanga-Ndoki National Park, Central African Republic

    Forests for climate and development
    Q&A: Forests soak up greenhouse gases, so how do we ensure their protection?

    Join a panel of experts from 2.30-4pm on Thursday 30 March to discuss the resources needed to fight deforestation

January 2017

  • Women hug during a rally in support of the Colombian peace process with Farc.

    Latin America now
    Live Q&A: In 2017, how can Latin America regain momentum for progress?

  • Syrian refugees charge their phones on the Greek island of Lesbos.

    Reshaping humanitarian action
    Live Q&A: How can technology improve humanitarian response?

December 2016

  • Rainstorm Hits Guangzhou, China, one of the fastest growing cities in the world. <br>(Photo by ChinaFotoPress/ChinaFotoPress via Getty Images)

    Health in cities
    Live Q&A: How can public-private partnerships build healthier cities?

    Join an expert panel on 8 December from 2–3.30pm GMT to discuss how public health organisations can work with private partners to build healthy cities

November 2016

  • The “La Merced” church, in the historical centre of Quito, is illuminated during a light show held in the framework of the United Nations’ Habitat III Conference on Housing and Sustainable Urban Development, on October 18, 2016. / AFP PHOTO / Juan CEVALLOSJUAN CEVALLOS/AFP/Getty Images

    Infrastructure for development
    Live Q&A: How shall we plan the cities of the future?

  • A boy collects drinking water from a hand pump, Kutubdia, Bangladesh.

    Water in development
    Live Q&A: What is the future of innovation for water and sanitation?

October 2016

  • Nigeria Lagos adult women sitting by stall

    Live Q&A: How can we support economic empowerment for women in Nigeria?

    Join an expert panel on Thursday 3 November, 2-3.30pm GMT to discuss how to encourage financial independence for women in Nigeria
  • An aerial view of the Great Barrier Reef off the coast of the Whitsunday Islands.

    Development 2030
    Live Q&A: How can the environment and development sectors work together to achieve the SDGs?

    How can two separate sectors collaborate and align efforts to achieve the global goals? Join us from 2-3.30pm BST on Thursday 27 October to discuss
  • school girls kenya

    Maintaining the momentum for the SDGs – event
    Live Q&A: Menstruation is keeping girls out of school - what can we do?

    Starting menstruation is a major factor in girls missing school in developing countries. Join an expert panel on Thursday 13 October, 2-3.30pm BST to discuss how to work across sectors to prevent this

September 2016

  • Civil rights activists march in Durban, South Africa, Monday, July 18, 2016, at the start of the 21st World Aids Conference. U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon told reporters Monday that the gains the world has made against AIDS are “inadequate and fragile.” He said more than half the people around the world infected with HIV, or 20 million people, still don’t have access to treatment. (AP Photo)

    Live Q&A: How do we increase the HIV response with limited funds?

  • A boy takes bath from a water tap near a polluted water channel in Kolkata, India.

    Water in development
    Live Q&A: $114bn a year needed for water and toilets – where will it come from?

August 2016

  • Students protest over planned increases in tuition fees in Stellenbosch

    Live Q&A: How can young people wield more power around the world?

    Politicians talk about the importance of “the youth” in development, but how often are young people’s ideas realised? Join us on Thursday 11 August to discuss

July 2016

  • A Syrian refugee woman and child arriving on Lesbos, Greece from Turkey.

    Women and girls
    Live Q&A: How can we stop violence against female refugees?

    Millions of women are fleeing their homes. How can their rights be better protected en route? Join an expert panel on Thurs 21 July, 2pm-3:30pm BST

June 2016

  • Citizens of the cities of Latur scramble around a tanker for potable water which comes to the spot once a week.

    Water in development
    Live Q&A: How can we create water secure cities?

  • Sierra Leonian's Survive In One Of The Worlds Poorest Countries<br>FREETOWN, SIERRA LEONE - NOVEMBER 26: A member of the Freetown Single Limb Amputee football team practises on Lumley Beach on November 26, 2006 in Freetown, Sierra Leone. Nearly all the players were victims of Sierra Leone's brutal civil war that ended in 2002. (Photo by Chris Jackson/Getty Images)

    Disability rights
    Live Q&A: How can we build momentum on global disability rights?

May 2016

  • United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon

    Reshaping humanitarian action
    Live Q&A: What impact will the Istanbul summit have on humanitarian response?

  • Zuma Must Fall Protest

    Live Q&A: What role can technology play in fighting corruption?

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