Enough with western voices: 'experts' are fueling dangerous development myths
Earlier this week we discussed the under-representation of women in discussions about development. Here Ramadhani Abdallah Noor argues that voices of the global south are also underrepresented, in many spheres
How Brac took diarrhoea remedies to every home in Bangladesh - video
Eliza Anyangwe: In the early 80s, diarrhoea was a major cause of child dealth in Bangladesh. Vice-chairman of Brac, Mushtaque Chowdhury, shares what his organisation learned from early failures and how it increased use of its homemade rehydration therapies from 10% to 80%
Untouchable to indispensable: the Dalit women revolutionising waste in India
Pune has give an army of mostly Dalit ('untouchable') women the sole rights to collect and recycle the city's mountains of trash, writes Carlin Carr in Mumbai
In pictures: Syrian children paint a brighter future
On World Refugee Day, NGO Agency for Technical Cooperation and Development (Acted) shares photographs from an art project that aims to give Syrian children back their childhoods and help them to develop a connection with their new home
Aids, pregnancy and the church: young Hondurans take a stand
Religious attitudes in Honduras have contributed to high teen pregnancy and HIV rates, now youth demand better sex education, say Carlisle J Levine and Vanessa Siliezar
A bleeding shame: why is menstruation still holding girls back?
For many girls in Uganda, life stops when they get their period. On menstrual hygiene day, find out how one NGO is helping girls stay in school all month long