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Mother to mother training is key to combating child malnutrition
A recent study by Malawi's Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources...
New $101 million deal to build essential infrastructure in Angola
The African Development Bank has agreed a new deal to loan Angola over $100 million...
Innovator of the Year Award: Finalists Announced!
AIDF is pleased to announce the shortlisted finalist for its "Innovator of the Year...
International aid for fisheries declines by 30 percent
A new study has highlighted the decline in financial aid to fisheries in developing countries....
UN reports that over half of Somalis are in need of emergency aid
More than 6.2 million Somalis are in need of emergency aid following a major drought...
UK will cut development aid in set of five new ‘pledges’
The UK government has laid out plans to change the way it delivers international aid, including more...
New initiative to encourage Nigerian youth to take up farming
The African Development Bank (AfDB) has launched a new ‘Farming is Cool’...
Treating Acute Malnutrition: UNICEF
UNICEF has treated over one million children for severe acute malnutrition, with 400,000...
Germany and Bangladesh sign €300m deal to support development programmes
Germany has signed three agreements with Bangladesh to improve the country's infrastructure...
UN Secretary General: ‘Migrants sent $600bn home last year’
In a speech on Thursday, the UN Secretary General, Antonio Guterres, highlighted the...
What are the Humanitarian Priorities for this Year?
The United Nations forecasts that conflict will drive humanitarian needs this year,...
European Union takes over role to combat conflict diamonds
On Friday, the European Union formally took over the chairmanship of the Kimberley...
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Every country in the world is falling short of malnutrition targets, warns new report
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