A dark silhouette of a city skyline set against a cloudy sky. Tall buildings with distinctive shapes are visible, including skyscrapers and what appears to be a tower. The skyline creates a stark contrast with the lighter sky above.
A cartoon shows a toilet wearing a superhero cape and a syringe in a mask high-fiving. Text reads "Tag Team Against Outbreaks," "Toilets and vaccines prevent diarrhea!" and hashtags #WorldToiletDay and #DefeatDD. Logos for PATH and Poo and Pee are included.
Nov 15, 2024

We can defeat diarrhea outbreaks if we prepare for them

We get it. Things feel heavy right now. Heartbreaking conflict. Record-breaking heat. Economic hardship. In enduring these things, children suffer the most: according to UNICEF, diarrhea kills more children in conflict settings than violence. Climate...
Illustration showing purple bacteria labeled "Shigella" with text stating it's a severe, increasingly drug-resistant cause of diarrhea. The background is dark with abstract curvy shapes, and "DefeatDD" is visible at the bottom left.
Sep 24, 2024

Drug resistant diarrheal disease: a journey

Drug resistance is a major global health challenge, and it continues to worsen. A problem with many causes, rising drug resistance has placed an increasing burden on global health and children are among those shouldering the consequences. How th...
Illustration of an oral cholera vaccine on a shield, symbolizing protection. Surrounding are sketches of informal settlements, displacement camps, and natural disaster recovery. Text: "Oral Cholera Vaccine = immediate protection against outbreaks.
Aug 27, 2024

Preventing the cycle of monsoon floods and cholera through vaccines and safe water

The summer monsoon season in Asia, known for heavy rainfall that often leads to flooding, has reached new heights in countries like India, Nepal, and Bangladesh. These floods contribute to the outbreak of diarrheal diseases. ...
A group of five adults stands in front of a colorful balloon arch at a festive event. The arch features balloons in various shapes and colors, including flowers, stars, and swirls. All are smiling and holding props, and one person is wearing a backpack.
Jul 24, 2024

Five and Thrive!

The DefeatDD team celebrated a global health success story – more children than ever are reaching their fifth birthday!
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Apr 03, 2024

How do healthcare workers defeat diarrheal disease?

Let’s further efforts to increase fair compensation and gender equity for health workers.
A close-up of a baby receiving an oral vaccine. The baby is wearing a white hat and onesie, while an adult's hand is gently holding the baby's head and administering the vaccine with a dropper. The adult wears a white and blue striped sweater.
Feb 07, 2024

Findings from more than a decade of rotavirus vaccine roll-out

Rotavirus vaccines became available in 2006. How have they made an impact?
A child runs past an outdoor toilet structure. The image promotes World Toilet Day 2023 with the message: "Invest in diarrhea prevention and treatment for every child." Colorful arrows emphasize movement and urgency. Hashtags: #WorldToiletDay #DefeatDD.
Nov 06, 2023

World Toilet Day: Don't Stall

World Toilet Day is a global observation recognized annually. This year, our theme is “Don’t Stall” to promote urgency in addressing some of the most dire global health challenges.
A panel discussion at the 2nd Global Forum on Childhood Pneumonia, featuring six speakers seated on stage. A large screen behind displays the topic "THE POWER OF VACCINES: Partnering to increase coverage of the pneumonia-fighting vaccines.
Jun 08, 2023

Four more African countries commit to rotavirus and pneumococcal vaccines

At the 2nd Global Forum on Childhood Pneumonia, leaders renewed commitments to accelerate progress in child survival. Photo: Every Breath Counts.
A person washing their hands over a metal basin filled with soapy water. The floor has a black and white geometric tile pattern. Soap bubbles cover the hands, indicating thorough cleaning.
Mar 08, 2023

Women are stuck at the intersection of climate change and sanitation

The climate crisis is a health crisis, and one of its manifestations is its disruptive impact on safe drinking water and sanitation. Weather extremes like flooding stress sanitation systems and create increased opportunity for waterborne diseases suc...
Four women sit on a bench, each holding an infant wrapped in colorful cloth. Behind them are various posters on a wall. The room appears to be a clinic waiting area.
Mar 07, 2023

More Than 10 Years Out, Dr. George Armah Reflects on Ghana's Rotavirus Vaccine Introduction

In 2006, the World Health Organization (WHO) approved for global use vaccines against rotavirus, the most lethal cause of severe childhood diarrhea. Dr. George Armah was among the researchers who made it possible, starting his career in on rotavirus ...
A wall displays multiple sheets of paper with handwritten messages related to health and hygiene. Notes include phrases like "Vaccines are for everyone," "Wash your hands," and "No diarrhea, more smiles." Some posters have hashtags, mentions of vaccines, and cleanliness tips.
Dec 13, 2022

Poo Guru talks sh*t at the VASE Conference with global experts on diarrhea vaccines

“No diarrhea; more smiles.” “The answers are in the poop.” This and more poo-etic wisdom from our the VASE Conference attendees graced the open spaces between the poster presentations.
A healthcare worker wearing a mask prepares a syringe in the foreground. In the background, several people, including a child, wait in a bright room with blue curtains.
Nov 23, 2022

Upstream Strategies for Antimicrobial Resistance

Vaccines, nutrition, and WASH reduce antibiotic overuse.
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Nov 16, 2022

The Poo Guru: Toilet Facts For You

Meet Poo Guru! She is flush with facts about toilets, sanitation, and their vital role in global health. This World Toilet Day, as we celebrate all kinds of loos and latrines, the Poo Guru is our guide. She aims to raise awareness and investment in s...
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Nov 10, 2022

Pneumonia and Diarrhea: Are We Reaching Global Goals?

The Global Action Plan for the Prevention and Control of Pneumonia and Diarrhoea outlines an integrated approach to simultaneously tackle these leading infectious killers of children.
A handwashing station with a tank labeled "STA" stands outside a barred window of a building. Inside, several people in uniforms are visible, some wearing high-visibility vests. The scene suggests a healthcare or administrative setting.
Oct 14, 2022

Let’s Realize the Promise of Universal Hand Hygiene

Poor WASH is responsible for more than half of global diarrheal disease cases. As with COVID-19, the poorest communities are the hardest hit.
A person wearing a yellow vest, white shirt, and a medical mask holds two small green boxes of medication labeled "dts-Z Luv." Both boxes show images of healthy children. The background is blurred and has a greenish-yellow hue.
Jul 20, 2022

Cheers to ORS!

It costs pennies, and pediatricians call the results miraculous.
A woman, wearing a mask, feeds a baby on her lap in a small, cluttered room. In the foreground, a colorful poster with the word "DIARRHOEA" sits on a wooden table, alongside medical supplies and a water container. The walls display various posters and papers.
Jun 08, 2022

How does oral rehydration solution work?

The biochemical research breakthroughs that led to ORS development.
Illustration of the top six pathogens causing diarrhea: 1. Shigella, 2. Rotavirus, 3. Adenovirus, 4. Enterotoxigenic E. coli, 5. Cryptosporidium, 6. Campylobacter. Each is depicted with distinct shapes and colors.
May 10, 2022

A LAMP to light the way: A rapid diagnostic test for ETEC and Shigella diarrhea

Enterotoxigenic E. coli (ETEC) and Shigella are leading bacterial causes of diarrhea. Experts have long suspected that they are responsible for a large proportion of the global diarrheal disease burden. However, morbidity and mortality estimates of E...
A group of people sit on a concrete path under large trees, looking out over a scenic rural landscape with buildings, a road, and distant mountains under a cloudy sky.
Feb 07, 2022

Solving the puzzle of decreased rotavirus vaccine performance in LMICs

Earlier vaccination may be key to improving rotavirus vaccine efficacy in low-income country settings.
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Nov 19, 2021

PODCAST: The quest to transform the toilet

DefeatDD joins the Faecal Sludge Management (FSM) Alliance's podcast to discuss sanitation with Pipe Dreams author Chelsea Wald.
A close-up of a young child receiving an oral vaccine. The child is wearing a red and white hat, and two hands are gently administering the vaccine using a small dropper. The background is slightly blurred.
Nov 15, 2021

13th African Rotavirus Symposium reveals setbacks, hope in rotavirus vaccination efforts in Africa

Pandemic disruptions pose an unprecedented challenge on rotavirus vaccination efforts in Africa, but countries are still making progress.
A child in a red shirt and dark shorts fills a yellow container with water from a small stream in a forested area. Several other yellow containers are placed on the ground around the child. The surroundings are muddy and covered in green foliage.
Oct 13, 2021

A healthy, climate-resilient future must ensure access to WASH

Climate change makes efforts to increase access to safe water, sanitation, and hygiene more urgent than ever.
A bottle of Vitamin A soft capsules, labeled "100,000 IU/Capsule," stands next to a jar of Vitamin A capsules (USP 200,000 IU) on a table. The jar has a green label and indicates it contains 100 capsules, dated April 2013. Both containers are partially in view.
Sep 30, 2021

How can vitamin A address child diarrhea burden?

Vitamin A is a key player in diarrhea prevention and treatment - and in child health overall.
A woman with short hair and a headscarf, dressed in a pink shirt, is sitting against a rustic wall, breastfeeding an infant in pink clothing. In the background, a man in a hat is crouched by a cooking pot near a small fire. The setting appears rural.
Aug 03, 2021

Latching on to support: protecting breastfeeding from COVID-19 disruptions

Pandemic disruptions in access to support have caused global breastfeeding rates to fall. More support is urgently needed to protect babies.
Graphic showing two boxing gloves labeled "ORS" and "Zinc" striking a box labeled "Pull to Open," with packets of "ORS" and "Zinc" tablets flying out, alongside instruction manuals. Text reads: "Co-packaged ORS + Zinc: A One-Two Punch Against Diarrhea.
Jul 29, 2021

Use ORS AND zinc for a one-two punch against diarrhea

Only 7% of children who need diarrhea treatment get ORS and zinc. The co-pack could help.
An excerpt from the WHO Weekly Epidemiological Record featuring a report on rotavirus vaccines, July 2021, in English and French. The document includes text about the importance of vaccination guidance for public health.
Jul 19, 2021

WHO re-emphasizes importance of rotavirus vaccination in new position paper

On Friday, July 16, 2021, the World Health Organization (WHO) released its first updated rotavirus vaccine position paper since 2013. WHO’s position papers summarize all currently known research relevant to a vaccination against a certain pathogen ...
A graphic with text that reads "Women Can't Raise Healthy Children Alone." Below are listed four points: Breastfeeding support, Hygienic environments, Accessible primary healthcare, and Equitable caregiving. The DefeatDD logo is at the bottom right corner. Colorful handprints decorate the background.
Jun 25, 2021

A village chief, a midwife, and a mother: Strengthening gender equity across cultures and roles

Meet three inspiring women working to strengthen women's and children's health, well-being, and education.
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Jun 23, 2021

When women rise, CO2 levels fall

When women are in leadership, families, communities, and the planet benefit.
A circular diagram illustrating the cycle of damaged gut structure and function leading to malnutrition. It shows blunted villi, permeable gaps in the lining, leakage of pathogens, chronic inflammation, nutrient redirection, and impaired nutrient absorption.
Jun 17, 2021

Modeling the long-term impacts of enteric infections

Repeated gut infections can have long-term impacts on a child's development. A modeling study sheds light on how these infections cause damage.
A group of people, including a woman and two men, walk through a shallow stream in a lush, green area. They hold hands to keep their balance as they navigate the water. One man helps the woman avoid slipping, showcasing a cooperative effort.
May 18, 2021

“Hello? Are we together?” Together, we honor Alfred

Our late colleague Alfred Ochola saved children's lives, inspired a new generation, and left a lasting impact on all who knew him.
A healthcare worker addresses a room full of women and children in a community health center. Many women hold infants, and some children are seated beside their mothers. The room is crowded but orderly, with educational posters on the walls and windows providing natural light.
May 05, 2021

How a midwife in Uganda is helping young mothers and babies during the pandemic baby boom

Midwife Esther Alamia believes integrating antenatal services with routine immunization can help reach more mothers.
A young girl, with short dark hair and a serious expression, stands among adults. Two women, one in a green headscarf and the other in a purple sari and headscarf, raise their hands. The scene appears to be in a classroom or community setting.
Apr 22, 2021

Children leading the charge against the climate emergency

Young people are taking the lead on climate, and it’s time for adults to follow.
A woman wearing a denim vest and green shirt sits on a wooden bench holding a baby dressed in warm clothing and a blue hat. Other people are seated in the background against a wall with posters. The setting appears to be indoors.
Apr 07, 2021

How strengthening health systems helps build young soccer players

When Catherine named her son after a famous Zambian soccer star, she signified her high hopes for his future.
A crying infant in white clothing and a hat is being held by an adult. Another adult is administering oral drops to the baby using a dropper. The scene appears to be in a healthcare setting.
Mar 04, 2021

When women are empowered, their children thrive, too: A story of Teresa and Vusi

After her first son almost died of rotavirus, Teresa equipped herself with the knowledge and tools to ensure her second son would be protected.
A black and white portrait of a woman named Dr. Rubhana Raqib is set against a vibrant, purple background featuring playful illustrations of lab equipment, bacteria, and molecules. The word "DEFEATDD" is written in the top right corner.
Feb 10, 2021

Charting her own path to saving lives: 4 questions for Dr. Rubhana Raqib

Dr. Rubhana Raqib, one of a record number of women inducted into the World Academy of Science, share how she became a scientist and what advice she has for girls who want to follow in her footsteps.
A person wearing a blue checkered shirt is sitting at a desk with two large monitors displaying colorful microscopic images of cells. There is a microscope on the left side of the desk. The person is looking toward the camera with a neutral expression.
Jan 21, 2021

Scientists unlock a key to ETEC diarrhea’s long-term consequences

Photo: Dr. Alaullah Shiekh, a postdoctoral researcher in Dr. James Fleckenstein’s lab at Washington University in St. Louis, is hard at work analyzing images of ETEC’s effects on the human gut.  
A woman dressed in a black saree with red and gold details holds a baby wrapped in a pink blanket. Another person administers an oral vaccine to the baby from a dropper.
Dec 22, 2020

Four times rotavirus vaccines gave us much-needed good news in 2020

Even in this crazy year, we managed to make some progress against the deadliest form of childhood diarrhea.
Hands of several individuals examining official documents labeled "Ministry of Health" on a wooden table, with papers and a clipboard nearby. The documents appear to contain lists written in Arabic script.
Dec 16, 2020

In Palestine, the switch to a lower-cost rotavirus vaccine paid off

Conducting an economic evaluation of a switch from ROTARIX to ROTAVAC allowed the Palestinian Ministry of Health to validate the payoff of its decision.
A health worker sits at a desk, speaking with a mother holding her baby in a clinic. Charts and informational posters are displayed on the wall. The mother is seated, smiling at her baby, who is wrapped in a blanket and wearing a striped hat.
Dec 09, 2020

Protect every child from diarrhea.

When one child dies of diarrhea, it reflects a collective failure. We can no longer go back to the status quo; we need universal health coverage now.
A healthcare worker in a white uniform and cap administers medicine to a baby held by a woman. The baby wears an orange and white hat. The mother and baby are seated on red chairs, with other people seen in the blurred background of the room.
Nov 23, 2020

Defeat diarrhea and help stop drug resistance, too

Existing tools - WASH, vaccines, and ORS+zinc - can help prevent and treat diarrhea infections with no need for antibiotics.
A cheerful woman with a red headband holds a young child who has a finger in their mouth. The background features playful blue waves and white doodles with the word "DEFEATDD" in the top right corner. Both the woman and child appear happy and smiling.
Nov 16, 2020

Rediscovering the public health origins of WASH

Water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) were some of the original building blocks of primary healthcare.
A person wearing a lab coat and blue gloves is holding a pipette and working at a desk with scientific equipment. A computer screen displays data, and a tray of test tubes sits nearby.
Oct 21, 2020

A promising new tool to identify children at highest risk of long-term health issues caused by diarrhea

A new laboratory diagnostic tool can help identify environmental enteric dysfunction (EED) in children.
A woman smiling, sitting in front of a blue wooden door, wearing a purple shirt and red headscarf. Bright, colorful decorative lines surround her. The word "DEFEATDD" is in the top right corner.
Oct 07, 2020

Water and sanitation creates a ripple effect for girls, women, and society

A healthier generation tomorrow depends on raising strong girls today.
A tiled bathroom with an empty toilet paper roll on the holder. A dotted outline of a toilet is present in the background. Blue and orange squiggly lines flow through the scene. The words "DEFEATDD" are written in the top-left corner.
Sep 22, 2020

Fortify children against pandemics by going back to basics

The tools to shield children from the worst of COVID-19’s indirect effects are tried-and-true tools of child health.
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Jul 15, 2020

Diarrheal disease has a racism problem

Addressing disparities in access to prevention and treatment for diarrheal disease among Black children in the United States deserves special attention.
A baby lies on a weighing scale with arms and legs raised, while an adult sits behind the scale, reading a document. The background shows window bars and a dimly lit room. The scene appears to be in a clinic or healthcare setting.
Jun 24, 2020

Rotavirus vaccination would save lives in Nigeria—but the poorest may lack access

As Nigeria plans to introduce rotavirus vaccination, inequities in vaccination coverage and burden of disease are projected to result in an inequitable impact of the vaccine.
Two people in white garments and patterned shawls walk barefoot on a sandy beach toward a small boat on the water. The sky is partially cloudy, and the ocean is calm. One carries a box with a red and white label.
Jun 03, 2020

Beyond COVID-19: Immunization is a smart investment for societies and economies

We must not lose sight of the more than 100 prequalified vaccines that exist already against infectious diseases.
A smiling family sits together indoors. A woman wearing a headscarf holds a newborn wrapped in a light-colored blanket. A man in a blue shirt sits beside her. A young child stands next to the woman, dressed in a colorful outfit. Wooden furniture is in the background.
Apr 23, 2020

Finding inspiration from rotavirus vaccines as we rally against COVID-19

In 2006, rotavirus vaccine became the first-ever vaccine introduced in a low-income country and a wealthy country in the same year.
A woman kneels, demonstrating hand gestures to a group of five children. They are standing outside in a sunny area with brick buildings in the background. The children watch attentively, dressed in bright, casual clothing.
Jan 16, 2020

The reinforcing protection of WASH and vaccines

Vaccines and water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) are both necessary for universal health coverage - and they work better together.
A person in a lab coat is sorting colorful blister packs of pills on a tray. There are green, yellow, orange, and red tablets organized in rows. The person's face is not visible, only their hands and part of their torso.
Sep 19, 2019

How can advocates use Essential Medicines Lists to save lives?

If the World Health Organization is a coach, the list of Essential Medicines includes its Most Valuable Players.
A healthcare worker in a white coat and hair net mixes a packet of ORS (Oral Rehydration Salts) with water in a blue cup. A woman holds a child wearing a pink and orange beanie, watching nearby. The background shows a room with medical equipment. "DEFEATDD" is written in the corner.
Jul 09, 2019

WHO puts co-packaged ORS and zinc in the starting line up to defeat diarrheal disease

You won’t find it in the sports pages, but the World Health Organization (WHO) just made a game-changing decision in the field of diarrheal disease by adding co-packaged oral rehydration solution (ORS) and zinc to its Model List of Essential Medici...
A young child with curly hair and a striped sweater stands next to an adult wearing a dark floral-patterned skirt. The child looks at the camera with a calm expression, while holding onto the adult's leg.
Mar 20, 2019

WASH and vaccines tag team to prevent disease outbreaks

Where there is conflict or unrest, children and families bear the brunt of the burden and fallout from infectious disease outbreaks like cholera and typhoid. Conflicts simply amplify the ongoing diarrheal disease crisis that affects children ever...
Women seated on a bench hold babies as they drink from cups. The setting appears to be a waiting room with informational posters on the wall. A colorful border with "ORS + Zinc 07" and "DefeatDD" surrounds the image.
Mar 13, 2019

Pharmacists in Zambia and Uganda share the potential of co-packaged ORS and zinc

Parents often worry about diarrhea treatment costs and are largely unaware about the benefits of zinc.
A baby wearing a striped beanie is being fed with a spoon by an adult. The background features a purple jersey with "ORS + ZINC 07" and the text "DEFEATDD" at the bottom right, set within a wavy blue frame.
Feb 05, 2019

Policy spotlight: improved access to ORS and zinc

We're backing a new petition to improve access to ORS and zinc.
Five people are posing around a colorful toilet art piece. They are smiling and standing in front of flowy gray curtains under bright lighting. The word "DEFEATDD" is visible on the toilet. The group appears to be happy, vibrant, and supportive of a cause.
May 04, 2018

Thanks for taking the plunge!

Our event partner, NJI Media, filled the technicolor toilet-shaped void in our hearts that we didn’t know we had.   Silliness and substance: these are our twin priorities at DefeatDD. Breaking the poo taboo requires some creative resourcefulness...
A young girl in a green shirt stands amidst adults raising their hands, including one woman in a purple sari. They appear to be in a lively indoor setting, possibly participating in an activity or event.

Bridging the gap between health and WASH sectors

What would you say to a donor considering integrated approaches? We asked the experts.
A healthcare worker in a blue shirt assists a child lying on a table while two adults and a child observe. Another child is carried on the back of an adult. The setting is a clinic with a brick wall and chalkboard in the background.
Feb 07, 2018

If childhood stunting is a three-legged stool, poor gut health is one leg

Dr. Mark Manary, one of the world’s foremost experts in childhood malnutrition, screens children in Chikweo, Malawi. Photo: Carol Lin.  
Hands reaching into a body of water, with ripples and bubbles visible on the surface. The lighting creates a silvery sheen on the water.
Sep 22, 2017

After the floods: Diarrheal disease threats lurk behind natural disasters

After the rain stops and the floodwaters recede, another threat looms.
An illustrated poster features diverse cartoon superheroes with a tagline "Join the Fight to DefeatDD! We Can All Be Heroes!" One hero is holding a shield labeled "ORS," and another has a gadget. The backdrop includes dynamic lines and PATH #DefeatDD logos.

We can all be heroes to DefeatDD

Say sayonara to Star Trek because this summer's biggest blockbuster isn't playing at your local theater. The most compelling drama comes to you right here, as superheroes and villains face off in the fight to defeat diarrheal disease!  
Three young girls in red sweaters pose in front of a decorated Christmas tree and a fireplace. The girl on the left has light brown hair, the one in the middle has blonde hair in a half-up style, and the smallest girl on the right has a big smile and blonde hair.

Shigella: A Survivor's Story

Jackie became severely ill with Shigella at nine years old, right around the time this photo was taken.
A visual guide titled "CARD 3. Vitamin A" displays food items rich in Vitamin A, including eggs, fish, liver, various vegetables and milk. Beside it are three diagrams showing a person feeding a child. The guide is placed on a wooden surface outdoors.

Good nutrition and strong minds: What’s the connection?

Children need a nutritious diet to grow healthy and strong. If children don't get key nutrients during these critical early years, the impact can be far-reaching.  
A group of smiling children, most wearing casual clothes, stand closely together in an outdoor setting. The children are diverse in appearance and are lined up, some with hands on each other's shoulders. The background includes trees and a building.

Mind the GAPPD—A pivotal new resource offers global and local strategies to overcome leading child killers

This week, we celebrate integration. Though it is intrinsically at the heart of what we and our partners do in addressing myriad global health challenges through thoughtful, efficient strategies, today integration is particularly at the fore. For the...
A person in a green jacket and boxing gear sits in a boxing ring corner while a kneeling individual in white leans on the ropes. Another person in jeans stands and a few others observe from outside the ring. The setting appears to be an indoor gym.

An interview with Nicole Maier: Enteric vaccine enthusiast and fighting champion

  The brilliant scientists of PATH's Enteric Vaccine Initiative (EVI) conduct clinical trials for vaccine candidates against bacterial forms of diarrheal disease. Next month, they will launch a trial for a Shigella vaccine in Bangladesh.  
A man sits at a cluttered desk in an office, smiling as he talks on a corded phone. He is writing or reviewing documents. In front of him is a laptop and behind him is a wall with a large map.
Sep 25, 2012

Partnerships and progress in Lusaka’s peri-urban settlements

Dennis Malambo is Kabulanga Branch Manager for Lusaka Water and Sewerage. Zambia’s capital city, Lusaka, is growing rapidly and it is not slowing down. The country’s population is projected to increase exponentially by the end of the century –...
A group of people standing and talking outside a building. A woman in a pink and purple traditional outfit and headscarf is smiling and speaking with a man in a white shirt and brown pants. Additional people are in the background near a gated entrance.
Mar 12, 2010

Success Story: Every child’s advocate

One woman’s stand against diarrheal disease