We take look at some of the devices being developed to fight malaria.

Amigo Doume in Abidjan, Ivory Coast gives troubled teenagers – often ignored by support systems that focus on younger kids – the tools to earn a living.

“I think people are just trying to define what’s already happening on the ground.”

Maya Pedal transforms old bicycles into an array of devices powered by pedalling.

“Fashion has sort of given me a good foundation for construction. It has surprisingly all come together.”

Solar-powered robotic traffic cops have been “hired” to regulate the disorderly traffic in Kinshasa, the capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The cooker stores solar energy for cooking at any time of the day.

The game uses the concept of re-blocking to reimagine the layout of an informal settlement in order to create better access to basic services.

We chat with former Vice Chairman and Chief Creative Officer of international consulting firm R/GA about carving success in this ever-changing industry.

From beautiful colostomy bags to a USB stick that’s also an HIV testing kit, these projects affirm that the future of healthcare is in safe hands.

These MIT engineers believe a simple method of pattern-cutting holds great benefits in store for wound healing plasters and wearable tech.