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View ArticleSoap Operas With a Social Message
In countries around the world, T.V. serials are being used to deliver important social messages to millions of viewers.
View ArticleShopping for a Better World
Companies that donate to a cause each time a customer buys an item are onto a model with massive potential — but it can be improved.
View ArticleRepairing the Surgery Deficit
In countries in Africa, where doctors are few and patients are in need of surgeries, a training program is helping to fill the gap.
View ArticleThe Power of Failure
Taking a cue from Silicon Valley, nonprofits are learning to use their failures as an integral part of the process of innovation and, ultimately, progress.
View ArticleOut of India’s Trash Heaps, More Than a Shred of Dignity
Pune, India, has developed a a waste-management approach that is improving the environment, as well as the livelihoods and social standing of some of the city’s poorest inhabitants.
View ArticleMaking a Medicine as Easy to Find as a Can of Coke
Diarrheal disease kills more than a million young children each year. Can Coca-Cola's huge distribution network be leveraged to deliver the remedy?
View ArticleIn Tanzania, Farmers Reap the Benefits of Radio
On farms in sub-Saharan Africa, where Internet and cell phones are often scarce, an old-school wireless technology is a critical tool.
View ArticleInnovation Within Reach
The concept of “frugal innovation” presents the challenge of designing products specifically to meet the needs of the world’s poorest people.
View ArticleSoap Operas With a Social Message
In countries around the world, T.V. serials are being used to deliver important social messages to millions of viewers.
View ArticleShopping for a Better World
Companies that donate to a cause each time a customer buys an item are onto a model with massive potential — but it can be improved.
View ArticleRepairing the Surgery Deficit
In countries in Africa, where doctors are few and patients are in need of surgeries, a training program is helping to fill the gap.
View ArticleThe Power of Failure
Taking a cue from Silicon Valley, nonprofits are learning to use their failures as an integral part of the process of innovation and, ultimately, progress.
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