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Lapnos is a global international development firm dedicated to solving humanity’s toughest challenges: from education and health care to energy and environment.

Nigeria’s fuel price war: the challenge of achieving equitable reform 03/09/2025

The price war in Nigeria’s fuel sector is harming consumers and weakening public trust in the government, despite offering some benefits to the wider economy. This article highlights the need for reforms prioritizing price stability and equity for Nigerians. Failing to address the imbalances caused by the price war could undermine the country’s efforts to achieve economic liberalization and leave many people feeling let down and left behind.

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https://globaldev.blog/nigerias-fuel-price-war-the-challenge-of-achieving-equitable-reform/

Nigeria’s fuel price war: the challenge of achieving equitable reform The price war in Nigeria’s fuel sector is harming consumers and weakening public trust in the government, despite offering some benefits to the wider

Data and artificial intelligence to tackle the water crisis 15/08/2025

Data and artificial intelligence to tackle the water crisis

The strain on our water resources is reaching alarming levels: the gap between global water supply and demand could reach nearly 40% by 2030. Demographic growth, global warming, variations linked to hydrological cycles and extreme weather events all increase the vulnerability of regions that are already subject to water stress and threaten areas that have been spared until now.

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Data and artificial intelligence to tackle the water crisis The strain on our water resources is reaching alarming levels: the gap between global water supply and demand could reach nearly 40% by 2030. Demographic

Why women must be at the heart of Uganda’s climate change agenda 15/08/2025

Why women must be at the heart of Uganda’s climate change agenda

The impact of climate change is severe among women and girls, who comprise 80% of those displaced by extreme weather and whose health needs are often overlooked, deepening existing gender inequalities. Although Uganda’s National Climate Change Policy recognises gender-differentiated impacts, challenges remain in implementing inclusive, gender-responsive measures.

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Why women must be at the heart of Uganda’s climate change agenda The impact of climate change is severe among women and girls, who comprise 80% of those displaced by extreme weather and whose health needs are often

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