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A partnership for lasting change with the Zambian Rainbow Development Foundation (ZRDF)
Since 2004, our projects in Zambia (initially working alongside Heifer International) have transform…
How non-specialist organisations can contribute to tackling Intimate Partner Violence
Ripple Effect is hosting an online event on Wednesday 13 April 2022 at 9:00 USA-EDT (Eastern Dayligh…
Ripple Effect appoints senior vet as vice-chair
Dr Simon Doherty, Senior Lecturer in Animal Health & Welfare at Queen’s University Belfast and a…
World AIDS Day 2021: How Aids relates to Ripple Effect's work
Today is international World AIDS Day, when we can all be reminded of how the scourge of HIV/AIDS pr…
COP26: what it means for Ripple Effect’s work
After the intense focus of the COP26 conference in Glasgow, what are the outcomes for east Africa, a…
Ripple Effect supporters take climate crisis action
This time last week, together with a group of Ripple Effect supporters, I delivered 26,000 signature…
Ripple Effect US launches new projects to empower women and girls in coffee-growing communities
Nearly $1 million in new grants will provide training in gender equality and women’s leadership. Oc…
What the latest IPCC report means for families in rural Africa
The report told us that even if we keep global heating at a 1.5°C increase, the world will continue …
Uganda experiences a second wave of Covid-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has had such a devastating effect on all of us and has changed the way we act …
Ripple Effect's statement on the Foreign Aid Budget Cuts
We are deeply saddened by the Foreign Aid budget cuts announced by Rishi Sunak on 25th November. In …