Technology & Design
Virtual Models for Real Issues
Agent-based modeling—a form of computer visualization—is being used to analyze a range of public health issues.
Understanding why people are poor and innovative ways to alleviate poverty
Agent-based modeling—a form of computer visualization—is being used to analyze a range of public health issues.
Entrepreneurs are setting up shop in the nation's urban food deserts.
An immense cross-sector partnership is responsible for the immunization success story.
The Rural Education Action Project uses its studies about China’s poorest places to influence government policy.
It is essential to build direct consumer feedback into funding criteria for government and nonprofit programs serving low-income people.
An inconvenient truth is hiding behind the current excitement about educating girls.
Circles, a national program for helping families get out of poverty, taps an underused resource: middle-class support groups.
The Manoshi Project in Bangladesh is proving that 90 percent of pregnancy-related deaths are preventable.
The misalignment between the expansive goal of “health” and a cramped definition of “care” has cost the United States untold lives and treasure. Yet realignment is in reach.
How do we ensure that philanthropic subsidies in impact investing are put to productive use?