Elin Williams

Below are all the articles written by Elin Williams.

Ten years of fighting poverty can be lost

Children in Uganda carry water by bicycle

The corona pandemic could put half a billion people in poverty, according to a report from Oxfam.

Of: Elin Williams

Half a billion people could end up in poverty due to the economic effects of the coronavirus. This is shown by Oxfam's report Dignity Not Destitution, which was released two weeks ago. For many of us, time stands still right now and life has been paused. For others, not least healthcare professionals, the pace has picked up. In some places, the time can now be […]

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April 22, 2020, Guest chronicle

What do you know about those who produce your food?

Many of the workers who produce our food earn so little that they themselves cannot afford to eat. In addition, many suffer from diseases after spraying crops without protective equipment. Rice plantations are sprayed here.

Of: Elin Williams

Have you bought coffee, rice or crushed tomatoes in the last week? Maybe avocado, tea or bananas? Me too. You do, of course. We live in a time where many of us attach great importance to what we eat. We know how to eat healthy, climate-smart and good. How to make a healthy brunch or […]

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November 8, 2019, Guest chronicle