Developing world articles from across Nature Portfolio

A survey of mortality data from low- and middle-income countries shows that government-led cash transfer programmes are associated with decreased mortality among women and children under five years of age.

The health sector must play its part in decarbonization efforts; this Perspective outlines the principles of fair pathways to net-zero healthcare that are attentive to health and socioeconomic inequalities.

Increasing the reach of biodiversity conservation requires addressing the material needs of individuals and communities in and around protected areas. This analysis provides a comprehensive global projection for a conservation basic income.

More efficient and targeted climate mitigation policies require an improved understanding of how the associated air quality and health benefits will be distributed. This study assesses, at the country level, the health effects of a global carbon price under different future scenarios.

While flood risk in coastal West Africa will be dominated by sea level rise for the first half of the 21st century, socioeconomic development will control flood risk during the second half, according to numerical modelling coupled with population and asset exposure estimates