Economist Dean Karlan's new book looks at what works and what doesn't work in the fight against global poverty. Thinking about giving some money to a cause? Give it to one that works.READ»
An organization founded by a Stanford computer science student and former Peace Corps volunteer, Envaya aims to get East African grassroots organizations online. It recently snagged funding from Google.READ»
Brits tend to talk of the "moral imperative" of charity, according to a recent poll. Their new government has taken them at their word. Or is it that they want to use aid to fight terrorism?READ»
India is rapidly becoming a global supplier of life-saving HIV vaccine. Now it's joining forces with South Africa to research the HIV sub-type most commonly found in their countries. READ»
The announcement comes just after the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) announces its very own innovation ventures investment fund.READ»
Not formally trained in design, her journey from Harvard Business School to social innovation has earned her a Curry Stone Design Prize nomination.READ»
