This blog is part of a series called #SeedingOpportunity that explores the challenges and opportunities related to smallholder farming around the world.
This Q&A blog is part of a series called #SeedingOpportunity that explores the challenges and opportunities related to smallholder farming around the world.
This blog is part of a series called #SeedingOpportunity that explores the challenges and opportunities related to smallholder farming around the world.
All around the world, you can find moms – biological, adoptive, and caretakers alike – who share an unyielding desire to support their families and give their children better lives. Regardless of their starting point, it’s the upward mobility these moms are working to enable that’s important.
This blog is part of a series where Donna Shalala, President of the Clinton Foundation, shares updates on Clinton Foundation programs. View the previous entries here.
Over the last two decades, maternal mortality has nearly halved and the gap between the number of boys and girls enrolling in primary schools globally has almost closed. These are examples of the important progress that has been made for girls and women in the areas of health and education.