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Enhancing Africa’s Early Childhood Education to break intergenerational cycles of inequality The population of African children is projected to reach 1 billion by 2055, making Africa the continent with the largest number of children.

As we mark World Environment Day, Humana People to People is proud to announce the release of our new film, "Building Community Resilience Against Climate Change Impact.

Education remains an integral part of transforming Africa’s development landscape.

As we mark the 30th International Day of Families, the role families continue to play remains crucial in this fight to reduce the effects of climate change and without climate protection all progress made on development for past years will continue to be reversed.

World Malaria Day is an opportunity to address the impact of malaria as a global health challenge, while spotlighting the need to join efforts for its elimination.

Plastic pollution is an immense challenge requiring a global response to reduce its impact on people and the environment.

Achieving equitable health access for all remains an elusive ambition demanding an end to inequalities contributing to the deprivation of essential healthcare services to many.

As we commemorate World TB Day, TB remains a leading cause of severe illness and death among people living with HIV.

Humana People to People members from Spain and Namibia will work to develop two new agricultural management qualifications for the Namibian TVET system Humana Spain (Fundación Pueblo para Pueblo) and DAPP Namibia (Development Aid from People to People Namibia), both members of the Humana People to People network, will coordinate and implement an EU co-funded Erasmus+ project.

Education, a fundamental human right and key to Africa’s development, faces challenges like access and quality.