When Hunger Meets Unsafe Water: Why safe drinking water must be part of emergency nutrition and WASH response
Across many of the world’s most severe humanitarian crises, hunger and unsafe water are becoming inseparable threats. When families are displaced by conflict, when markets collapse, when health services are overwhelmed and when water systems fail, the risks multiply quickly. People are not only facing hunger. They are also facing dehydration, diarrhoeal disease, cholera, malnutrition, […]
The Role of Safe Water in Ebola Response
When an Ebola outbreak is reported, concern is understandable. Ebola is a serious disease, and affected communities need fast, coordinated support. But the most helpful response begins with clear facts, trusted public health action and practical systems that can work under pressure. Ebola is not a waterborne disease. It spreads mainly through direct contact with […]
International Day of Education: When AI races ahead, the basics still decide who learns
A child can have the sharpest learning app in the world and still fall behind if they can’t attend school safely. That’s the uncomfortable reality behind International Day of Education on 24 January. While education systems debate the promise of artificial intelligence, millions of children are still blocked by problems that are far less complex: […]