IM in Zimbabwe– Four Decades of Sustainable Development Aid
This year marks exactly forty years since Barbro Cluley first arrived in Manicaland, Zimbabwe, to launch IM’s operations in the…
From Street Life to Solar Panel Dreams
In Zimbabwe, young people who once faced uncertain futures on the streets or in early marriages are now finding hope…
A Sack of Fertilizer that Paved the Way for Change
On a small farm in Dedza, Malawi, Werengani Nabot has transformed his life and his farming practices. With the help…
Meet Gabriella Fredriksson – IM’s New Secretary General: “The Future Is Something We Build Together”
Civil Society in Sweden: “We Must Defend Everyone’s Right to a Life of Dignity”
During the spring of 2025, IM gathered voices from our local associations across Sweden. The message is clear: we must…
Natural Disasters Hit the Most Vulnerable – and the Climate Crisis Makes It Worse
When the ground shakes in a country like Myanmar, where the military junta has already plunged the population into a…
A Driving Force for Social Inclusion and Sustainable Development in Moldova
In Moldova, the non-governmental organization Eco-Razeni is making a significant impact—both on the environment and for marginalized people. Since 1998,…
From Vulnerability to Hope – The School That Changed Everything
At Kuhudzai Primary School in eastern Zimbabwe, the schoolyard is alive with energy. For ten years, IM, together with the…
The Ceasefire Is Broken – Gaza in Acute Crisis
The humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza is escalating rapidly after Israel broke the ceasefire and resumed its bombings. In just one…
“A Ceasefire Doesn’t Mean the War is Over – and the End of War Doesn’t Mean the Tragedy is Over.”
Abdallah Sharsharah, who works for IM’s partner organisation Ajyal, offers a personal account of the current situation in Gaza. In…