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UNICEF: Children's lives made better by technology
Technology, such as birth certificates generated on cellphones, is helping children live better lives, says UNICEF in its annual State of the World's Children report. "There are innovative minds and people all over the world that are coming up with solutions that can be game changers in terms of helping children to stay alive and realize their full potential," says Jaya Murthy, UNICEF's Uganda spokesman. Challenges include child marriage, child labor and discrimination against disabled children. Thomson Reuters Foundation (11/21), Newsweek (11/19)
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"Unless you are a serious camper, most of us in the developed world do not really think about cookstoves, let alone how they operate and their massive global impact." UN Dispatch (11/20)
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The African private sector is essential to continued economic development, as well as for stronger health care systems and crisis responses, writes Calestous Juma of Harvard Kennedy School. The Guardian (London)/Poverty Matters blog (11/21)
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21 countries pledge money for Green Climate Fund
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