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Using a computer algorithm to generate a unique code, SnooCode is a simple and effective solution for the lack of formal addresses in Ghana. >

The Moving People guerrilla art installation by the Power of Art House collective sees miniature 3D-printed refugees in cities in Europe. >

Something as simple as tableware could ease the everyday troubles of Alzheimer's patients. >

The soon-to-be-published "Architectural Guide: Yangon" exposes the hidden modernist treasures of Myanmar's largest city's architectural landscape. >

Plant Bones is Dutch food designer Marije Vogelzang’s exploration into culinary creativity. >

Three student designers have proposed interactive, health conscious ways to deal with air pollution. >

Myanmese artist and former political prisoner Htein Lin aims to cast the hands of 1000 political prisoners in plaster of Paris as a reminder of Myanmar's past. >

Interactive, self-sustaining kitchen teaches kids how to grow and cook food. >

Ethiopian and Bauhaus students collaborate on experimental urban housing prototypes to accommodate the massive growth of Africa's urban population. >

In April 2014 a Myanmar blogger and activist started the Panzagar ("Flower Speech") campaign to battle the online hate speech that led to offline violence. >

A coffee shop in Yangon empowers disadvantaged women in Myanmar with its food and beverage training programme. >

Ghanaian photographer Ofoe Amegavie's pain speaks through his latest work. >

Refugees Welcome is a Berlin-based non profit that connects displaced refugees to citizens with spare rooms in European cities. >

La Marca's innovative tattooists attempt to capture Cuba on the skin of their customers. >

Lagos-born digital animator Roye Okupe releases his afrofuturistic graphic novel based entirely on African characters. >

One man's junk is another man's contemporary jewellery, proves designer Mariana Acosta. >

Italian design studio Eurocompositi are attempting to change the way we make bicycles. >

Activist photographer Masixole Feni has won the Ernst Cole award for his images, which show that inadequate sanitation robs people of their dignity. >

At only 24 years old architecture graduate Eric Geboers has already designed a solution to global desertification. >

Ikea is putting the innovative design they're celebrated for into action in crisis zones across the world, such as Nepal, to give people better shelters. >