In the Palestinian Territories of West Bank and Gaza, energy costs are some of the highest in the Middle East. Supply is also well below the needs of inhabitants; residents of Gaza have as little as 3-4 hours of electricity per day, while those in the West Bank also face seasonal energy shortages. The high cost and

Have you ever heard the term “universal design”? Simply put, universal design guides the creations of products, services, and environments that meet ALL peoples’ needs, regardless of their age, size, gender, ethnicity, ability, or disability. There is the misconception that universal design is design that is adapted

DT Global implemented USAID’s Somalia Transition Initiatives for Stabilization Plus (TIS+) Project, contributing to improvements in stability in Somalia, from May 2015 – August 2021. TIS+ successfully carried out activities throughout Somalia designed to reduce the influence of violent extremist

How do you begin to resolve long-standing historical tension between communities while simultaneously building long-term peace? USAID-funded Shejeh Salam, implemented by DT Global, kicked off this process through one of its first activities, Support to Peacebuilding Opportunity Fund Jonglei

A landlocked country of just over 4,000 square miles, Kosovo is heavily reliant on its large reserves of lignite coal to generate electricity. But Kosovo’s current two coal power plants—Kosovo A and B—don’t generate enough energy to meet the population’s needs. To meet Kosovo’s energy needs, renewables are

Over this past month, a series of papers was released looking at transnational crime in the Mekong Region (comprised of Thailand, Myanmar, Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos). This research was made possible through a collaborative partnership between DT Institute and DT Global, as well as Charles