Pacific Island Countries and Territories (PICTs) face significant healthcare challenges due to a high burden of noncommunicable and communicable diseases (NCDs and CDs), limited rural healthcare access, and chronic shortages of medical personnel and resources.

More people live near coral reefs in Southeast Asia than in any other region in the world.

Constituting 14% of India's populace, Muslims are the largest religious minority, with around 200 million individuals.

The combination of wage stagnation and increasing costs of living is making homeownership more difficult to achieve.

While challenges regarding contraception and family planning exist throughout West Africa, progress has been made as various actors have implemented best practices to address the barriers that hinder the safety of women.

While most of the desiccation of Great Salt Lake can be attributed to anthropomorphic causes, climate change has still had a measurable impact on the lake. Current estimates attribute about 9% of Great Salt Lake’s decline to climate change.

Throughout Nepal, brick kilns employ thousands of families annually for the seasonal work of crafting and shipping bricks. As families migrate between work in brick factories and agricultural work at home, more factors block their children from a complete and quality education.

Unemployment has been an issue affecting Native Americans living on reservations in the United States since the creation of reservations in the early nineteenth century.

Forty percent of teens reported that content on social media caused them to worry about their image.

The South Asia Region (SAR) is the second-largest producer of bricks globally, producing approximately 310 billion bricks annually accounting for 21% of global brick production and significantly contributing to the SAR’s GDP.