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Turning The Tide In The Fight Against HIV/AIDS
The World Health Organisation (WHO) recognises the 1st December as World AIDS Day,...
Interview with Matthias Boyen, Drone Focal Point, HIV/AIDS Project Officer, UNICEF
How is UNICEF involved in humanitarian and development sectors? UNICEF has a...
If Farmers cannot Farm, who will Feed the Hungry?
Whilst the world’s population is increasing due to the rise of climate change,...
“Who Doesn’t Have a Toilet?”
Shockingly 2.4 billion people in the world do not have access to clean or safe toilets....
Calling All Aid & Development Innovators in Africa
The Aid & International Development Forum is currently accepting nominations for...
Developing Countries are in need of Recovery not just Resilience
The earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan in 2011 cost $235 billion, according to...
“WHO” is creating awareness for resistance to antibiotics?
Resistance to antibiotics is a serious threat; every year, at least 700,000 people...
Typhoon Damrey Takes Over Southern Vietnam
Typhoon Damrey, which hit on November 4th, has affected at least one million children...
Preventing Pneumonia to ‘Save the Children‘
Pneumonia has now taken over malaria as the most life threatening disease for children....
World Bank Investment in Kenya Climate-Smart Agriculture
The World Bank has recently approved a $250 million USD investment to the Climate-Smart...
Reaching SDGs through Private Sector Partnerships
Presently, over half of partnerships with the UN involve only one private sector partner....
Interview with Karin Källander, Senior Research Advisor, Malaria Consortium
How is Malaria Consortium involved in humanitarian and development sectors? ...
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