Abir Ibrahim

There is a silence I remember from the mountains of Kassala, one that arrives just after dusk when the call t…

Europe needs African raw materials, while Africa needs European investment and expertise in scaling up its ec…

The Nigerian government plans to achieve universal energy access by 2030. But the energy transition faces sev…

Banana waste is becoming a vital economic and environmental opportunity in Uganda, which is developing new in…

The conflict is affecting supply chains, and interrupting the flow of essential goods from Sudan to several o…

UNICEF strategizes to create purposeful partnerships with the private sector

Generous zakat donations from private companies make a huge impact on children in Sudan. CTC Group supports U…

UNICEF continues to partner with the private sector to promote safe water and clean environments at health fa…

UNICEF's Private Partnerships Specialist, reflects on innovative ways to localize solutions through inclusion…

​In November 2017, the District of Columbia's Graduate Chapters of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.—Xi Omega,…

The climate crisis and unsustainable capitalism threaten humanity and nature. A shift from exploitative capit…

Sudan could be a breadbasket for its region, but the civil war has put its farming at risk. How can it recove…

By Abir Ibrahim, Community Lead, Regional Agenda, Africa, and Marushia Gislén, Community Lead, Europe and Eur…

UGANDA is the world's second-largest producer and consumer of bananas. India is the first. With a global prod…

The banana fiber industry in Uganda creates jobs for the youth through vocational training, skills developmen…

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