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Engineers Without Borders: From US to India and Beyond

By: Tarra Quismundo

Despite budget constraints, a movement that began in the U.S. is now bustling in India as young engineers take the initiative to help improve living conditions in developing communities at home....

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  The parallel between the 2010 Haiti earthquake and the 2004 Asian tsunami continues.   Nearly a month after a tsunami struck several nations in South Asia, the United Nations expressed concern that...

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  • Haiti Donors' Meeting all Set

      The U.S. and United Nations are due to host a ministerial-level donors’ conference for Haiti at the U.N. headquarters in New York March 31.   “The Conference will focus on pledges of assistance for recovery and development, as distinct from the humanitarian assistance so generously provided by over 140 donors so far,” the U.S. State Department said in a press release.   The event will allow U.N. member states to commit fresh financing for Haiti. Th...

    By Ma. Rizza Leonzon on 17 March 2010

  • World Bank Adopts New Strategy for Macedonia

      World Bank operations in Macedonia over the next few years will focus on promoting green and inclusive growth that will support the country’s post-crisis recovery and its accession to the European Union. The agreement was reached during an official visit to the country by Philippe Le Houérou, World Bank vice president for Europe and Central Asia.   Macedonia’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Zoran Stavresk said the government and the World Bank ...

    By Ivy Mungcal on 16 March 2010

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    New Initiative Hopes to Rid Territorial Disparities in SE Europe Members only content

    The South East Europe Program funds projects that promote transnational cooperation in the region. It recently named its first batch of grant winners and intends to issue another call for proposals later this year.

    By Risto Karajkov on 06 July 2009

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    Acted, une Approche Multisectorielle ‘Devenue Très Classique’

    Pascal Bernard, directeur des opérations de l’Agence d’Aide à la Coopération Technique et au Développement, revient sur quelques unes des clés du succès de l’ONG: une approche originale basée sur le long terme, une grande polyvalence et l’appui sur une expertise technique locale. Ce modèle d’organisation a fait la renommée d’Acted.

    By Antoine Remise on 24 June 2009

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    For Norway, Climate Change and Poverty are Inseparable

    Erik Solheim believes there is a close link between addressing climate change and reducing poverty. The Norwegian minister for both the environment and international development talks about this issue and more, including how the financial crisis impacts on the country’s aid programs.

    By Oliver Subasinghe on 25 May 2009

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