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Reunited, Issue 45, 01 April 2009
A young Afgahan refugee was the catalyst for a social networking site reuniting lost families.
Willing volunteers, Issue 45, 01 April 2009
Volunteering offers disadvantaged young people the chance to see life in the developing world.
Falling short, Issue 45, 01 April 2009
The dearth of trained healthworkers in poor countries is at crisis point.
Billanthropy: good or bad?, Issue 45, 01 April 2009
Bill Gates is a business leader... in giving money away. Some call it 'philanthrocapitalism'.
Health Benefits, Issue 45, 01 April 2009
The prescription is straightforward: the healthier people are, the more they can develop.
Drug trade, Issue 45, 01 April 2009
How China's methadone replacement programme is reducing HIV infection
Rat race, Issue 45, 01 April 2009
Research is helping farmers in Bangladesh win the fight against 'rat floods'.
Head first, Issue 45, 01 April 2009
Why we need to take mental health seriously in poor countries as well as rich ones.
Pumpkin revolution, Issue 44, 23 December 2008
Planting pumpkins provides food and income for flood stricken families in Bangladesh.
Building from rock bottom, Issue 44, 23 December 2008
After a prolonged civil war, Cambodia needed local government that worked.