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The Street Where Houses Come Half-Built

Why would you build someone half a house?

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Can a $1 Million Prize Help Keep Women Safe?

A competition to design a gadget that will send a secret alert if someone is attacked.

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Nigeria's Secret STI Test Kits

The start-up that allows people to self test for STIs in secret

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Learning Lessons from the Longest Living Lands

Can adapting your lifestyle add 10 years to your lifespan?

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The Bricks Helping to Rebuild Gaza

The young Gazan engineer making bricks out of ash and rubble

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Recycling to Turn Trash into Cash

Two projects that make life better for people keeping rubbish off the streets

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Generating power from the roads

A highway in the US is being used to generate power and make toilet paper

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Stopping Wildfires in Their Tracks

Three projects that are limiting the impact of wildfires

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Training India鈥檚 Fake Doctors

Can a controversial crash course in medicine help improve the healthcare system in India?

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Why Millions Listen to This Girl

Why millions listen to this nine-year-old girl's advice

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Reviving Italy鈥檚 鈥楪host Towns鈥�

An unusual hotel is helping to breathe life back into Italy鈥檚 abandoned villages

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Cool Ways of Keeping Things Cool

How two inventors are trying to revolutionise the way we keep things cold

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Rewarding Green Travel in Bologna

A public transport system rewards citizens for taking sustainable modes of transport

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Scanning 蜜芽传媒less People to Make a Donation

A new project is offering homeless people barcodes, which you can scan to make a donation

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A Green Space Revolution in Paris

How do you create green spaces in the middle of a city?

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Running and Singing to Improve Maths and English

The schools changing lives through running and music

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Smart Stimulation for People with Dementia

Three clever ideas that help improve the day-to-day lives of people with dementia

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Mending Our Disposable Culture

Why volunteers are fixing other people鈥檚 stuff free of charge

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Fighting the 鈥榃ater Mafia鈥� with Pipes in the Sky

A project in a Kenyan slum is pumping water through pipes suspended in the air

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鈥楻ental Sisters鈥� for Japan鈥檚 Reclusive Young Men

The sisters-for-hire who are trying to coax reclusive Japanese men out of their rooms

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Tech That Tricks the Brain

Two tech start-ups are using wearable technology to trick the brain to solve problems

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Time to Update the Stranger Danger Message?

Stranger Danger: Still the best message to keep children safe?

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The Country Where You Can Be Jailed for Using Plastic Bags

In Kenya you can be jailed for four years for carrying a single-use plastic bag.

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How to Build a City for an Ageing Population

Japan鈥檚 Kashiwa City has redesigned buildings and jobs to adapt to an ageing population

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The Banks That Run on Time Instead of Money

How does the 'time economy' work?

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Smart Boats That Sail on a Bed of Bubbles

What鈥檚 being done to clean up the shipping industry and make it less polluting?

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How 'Buddy Benches' are Making Playtime Less Lonely

Buddy Benches are proving popular in Irish schools

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Can This Smart Street Stop Drinkers Getting Violent?

How a Dutch city is trying to reduce violence by changing the colour of street lights

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Can American Entrepreneurs Help Fix Education in Africa?

A growing network of high-tech schools aims to tackle a 鈥榗risis鈥� in African education

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The Little Libraries Bringing Books into People鈥檚 蜜芽传媒s

Small boxes of books placed across the world are bringing people together

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