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Supporting women’s health is the key to advancing women’s economic power
No country can grow more prosperous or healthier while leaving behind half of its population. Marie Ba tells us what’s at stake if countries do not address the women’s health…
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Ultrasounds in hand, midwives are transforming maternal health
Nurses and midwives have deep expertise that saves women’s lives every day. With new portable and AI-enabled ultrasounds in hand, they can do more.
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Through music and nutrition, a farmer’s passions come alive
Organic farmer James Mutinda has found many ways to serve his community in Kenya, from music to beekeeping and beyond.
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Meet the farmers and scientists using remarkable cows to help their communities thrive
A dating app for cows doesn’t just produce high-yield dairy cows, it can also lead to a thriving local economy, nutrition for kids, and endless potential.
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The compassionate doctor
Kenyan doctor Loice Achieng Ombajo helps patients—and her entire country—find answers during times of medical crisis.
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For Hellen, Moheto Muungano is more than a name
Forming a women’s collective was just the beginning. To create economic power, Hellen’s women’s group built a system around belonging.
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The prize-winning sweetpotato helping farmers respond to climate change
The remarkable sweetpotato is one of many supercharged crops that can grow despite a changing climate. Farmers are adapting to climate change with it.
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The link between women’s health and women’s economic power
We asked three African women leaders why women’s health is critical for the health of economies. Here’s what they told us.
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AI, baby chicks, and salty crickets: CEO Mark Suzman in Kenya
Gates Foundation CEO Mark Suzman shares photos from his recent trip to Kenya, where he spent time learning from partners about new solutions in AI…and crickets.
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Meet the innovators training the next generation of African data experts
The founders of Kenya’s homegrown epidemiological modeling center share their story.
Places: Kenya
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