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Meet Prudence Muchinouta, CFO of Community Markets for Conservation (COMACO) in Zambia. She spoke with us about COMACO’s market approach to partnering with small-scale farmers

In the densely populated informal settlements of Kenya and Zambia, where access to water and power is unreliable, toilets are critically scarce.

Supporting girls to stay in school is essential in the fight against child marriage and pregnancy, gender-based violence, and economic inequity.

The challenge of long distances and poor roads makes it difficult for women to access these lifesaving screenings.

Women are now the fastest-growing group in Australian prisons, and the majority are mothers. Even a short time behind bars can profoundly affect their children, leading to cycles of disadvantage and further incarceration.

Sergeant Margaret Darawanda, an Akashinga Ranger, shares her experiences safeguarding wildlife and the vital landscapes of her region.

In Malawi, where power is unreliable, many women have little choice but to deliver their babies in the dark in clinics, by candle and torchlight.

Prossy and Dominic live with their young daughter in a refugee settlement in Adjumani, Northern Uganda.

Ruth is a Plan International Australia #BeatTheClock champion, striving to beat the clock to achieve gender equality.