HUFFINGTON POST – While the end of the year for some is a time to reflect on the past, I prefer to look ahead (but not without a glass of good old-fashioned eggnog).

Jakarta, BKKBN — Begawan ekonomi Emil Salim punya sebuah ilustrasi sederhana untuk menggambarkan disparitas pembangunan di Indonesia.

JAKARTA, KOMPAS — Banyak orang masih rancu dalam mengartikan seperti apa kondisi ketika Komunitas ASEAN kelak diberlakukan, sehari setelah 31 Desember 2015.

The Capital Wide — A latest research claims that many women give birth in unsanitary situations, as a result lot of casualties of mothers and newborns happened .The study revealed that unhygienic equipment, unsafe water, and improper healthcare services in hospitals and absence of sanitary conditions are killing mothers and newborns in poor countries.

The report reveals that almost 300,000 women, especially in developing countries, died from pregnancy complication and childbirth in 2013.

Nagoro, CNN Indonesia — Desa Nagoro, sebuah desa terpencil yang terletak jauh di pegunungan di selatan Jepang merupakan daerah yang pernah dihuni ratusan penduduk.

Yogyakarta, PSKK UGM – Pengangguran atau ketiadaan pekerjaan serta standar upah yang rendah merupakan akar dari kemiskinan.

Yogyakarta, Tribun Jogja – Dalam rangka mensosialisasikan dan memberi pehaman tentang bonus demografi, Himpunan Mahasiswa Jurusan Geografi Lingkungan Fakultas Geografi UGM adakan seminar nasional.

Seminar nasional yang diadakan Sabtu (6/12/2014) di Auditorium Merapi Fakultas Geografi UGM dalam rangkaian EGSA Fair.

Beberapa tahun lalu di kapal terbang saya duduk bersebelahan dengan seorang ibu yang berdomisili di Jakarta.

Yogyakarta, PSKK UGM – Guna menjalankan program penanggulangan kemiskinan yang lebih tepat sasaran dan tepat program, maka data kemiskinan yang akurat serta tepat sasaran sangatlah diperlukan.

A new report looks at the myriad benefits of increasing contraception access and prenatal care around the world.

For about the cost of ticket to the movies and small popcorn, says Babatunde Osotimehin, Executive Director of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), millions of women across the globe could gain access to vital reproductive health services.

The benefit of doing so, he says, can have a lasting impact not just on women and families, but the global economy.

“When you do that, protect the health of the woman or the girl,” says Osotimehin,”she becomes more productive in her community and the world.