SDG 4: Quality Education

James Macbeth Forbes, GIZ Country Director in Uganda, explains why feminist development policy is important for everyone.

Cleophas Mugenyi and Angella Nansubuga from Uganda’s Ministry of Education and Sports talk about hygiene education, stigmas and the role played by the Sanitation for Millions programme.

A school in northern Uganda demonstrates how to break taboos and address the subject of menstruation.

The awe-inspiring Angkor’s World Heritage Site is famous the world over, but the task of preserving the legacy of the Khmer culture is every bit as overwhelming as the temple complex itself. Germany is supporting Cambodia.

A young IT expert from Uganda on the opportunities that artificial intelligence offers for agriculture

While farmers in Senegal use traditional methods and tools, they also rely on digital tools. A report from the paddy fields.

In the years before COVID-19, the global community made great strides in education. Some of that progress is now at risk. We take a closer look.

South Africa-based education and science writer Megan Lindow explains how education can make societies fit for the challenges ahead.

Alice Albright about the significance of learning and why children cannot wait to get back to school.

Using the crisis in education as an opportunity to rethink and modernise – that is the order of the day, and GIZ’s aim. A column by Michael Holländer.

A successful mentoring programme in South-East Asia ­illustrates what Business Scouts for Development do.

A solar pump at an agricultural training centre in Benin has made the donkey work of irrigating fields a thing of the past.