Blogs
Tackling gender-based violence through community action
As we observe the UN’s 16 days of activism against Gender-Based Violence (GBV), let us remember that…
5 reasons why the climate crisis is a women’s issue
Climate crisis and gender inequality are inextricably intertwined. Everyone on the planet is feeling…
How Ripple Effect is helping families fight hunger this World Food Day
By Fred Ochieng, Africa Director This #WorldFoodDay is being marked in a year with many challenges; …
Founder of Kenya Thriving visits our work in Migori, Kenya
Ken Hart is the founder of Kenya Thriving, an organisation which works with the Otacho Christian Chi…
How can organisations tackle a global recession and ensure long-term sustainability?
We often highlight the importance of environmental sustainability, or the longevity of impact in our…
Ripple Effect's leadership team reconnect and re-energise in Nairobi
As part of our Partnership Fund grant from the Innocent Foundation, we brought 17 Ripple Effect (for…
How the Ripple Effect spreads through farming communities
Driving along remote tracks in the Kyotera district of south-western Uganda, I was set a challenge b…
Ripple Effect team take on Europe
Our colleagues have been networking at two key European events over the last few weeks and after two…
Transforming youth skills for the future
The current hunger crisis is breaking records. The latest figures show 50 million people across the …
The road to famine in Ethiopia
The current hunger crisis is breaking records. The latest figures show 50 million people across the …