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  Necoclí (Colombia) 21.07.26

  A network of small businesses boosts local tourism on the shores of the Caribbean Sea

  In Necoclí, a coastal municipality in the Urabá region of Antioquia (Colombia), tourism is advancing, driven by the creativity and hard work of 32 small businesses in the sector. For years, each business operated in isolation, lacking a structure ...

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  Maputo (Mozambique) 12.05.26

  Financing for entrepreneurship in rural Mozambique

  For many small businesses in rural areas of the provinces of Cabo Delgado and Maputo, in Mozambique, accessing bank credit can make the difference between merely surviving and starting to grow. In these regions, which are among the most vulnerable ...

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  India 05.03.26

  When rural women lead change in an impoverished region of India

  In Bundelkhand, one of the most impoverished regions of Uttar Pradesh (India), hundreds of women farmers have chosen to organise in order to improve their living conditions. Thanks to the creation of the BASANT Farmer Producer Organisation, a ...

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  Madrid 24.02.26

  “We don’t know whether AI will destroy more jobs than it creates, but we must prepare for it”

  The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping the world of work, as companies and public authorities struggle to keep pace. Who stands to gain and who stands to lose from this technological transformation? Juan Gabriel Rodríguez, Professor ...

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  Madrid 03.02.26

  High-income households spend 18% more on private tuition in Spain

  Households that report being more financially comfortable spend 18% more on private tutoring than those who say they struggle to make ends meet. This is one of the conclusions of the study Shadow Education in the Iberian Peninsula, published by the ...

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  Madrid 20.01.26

  “I got stuck, but I’d like my children to go further”

  Every morning, in a flat in Puente Vallecas, Ainhoa Torres serves breakfast to her three children. They are triplets, almost four years old: Naim, Nian and Asier. Ainhoa is 35 years old and has lived her whole life in the neighbourhood, one of the ...

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  Perú 05.01.26

  Andean women turn their culture and traditions into employment through rural ecotourism

  The Inkac Purinan Tawantin Llaqta Tourism Association (ATIPTALLA), led by women from Peru’s Andean region, is transforming its cultural heritage into decent employment and future opportunities. Created under the umbrella of the "la Caixa" ...

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  Barcelona 29.12.26

  Gorka Espiau: “It’s not about the jobs you create, but about whether you’re changing lives”

  Gorka Espiau advocates for a different way of tackling development challenges: through genuine innovation, local participation and collective learning. A doctor in social sciences, he is director of the Agirre Lehendakaria Center (EHU), adviser to ...

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  Brussels, Belgium 23.12.25

  WSBI’s Scale2Save Launches Pilot to Empower Women Farmers in Nigeria

  The World Savings and Retail Banking Institute (WSBI) is pleased to announce the launch of a new flagship initiative in Nigeria to improve financial inclusion and boost climate-smart agriculture, backed by grant support from Visa Foundation and "la ...

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