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Conflict and disaster forces 59 million young people into illiteracy, UNICEF reports
Latest findings of UNICEF reveal that 30% of young people between the ages 15-24 living...
Somalia hopes to ensure that drought never turns to famine again
Somalia has launched a new humanitarian plan with the support of the United Nations that...
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UNICEF launches new appeal to bring aid to 48 million children
UNICEF, the UN children’s agency, is appealing for $3.6 billion to help support...
World Food Programme and FAO: Hunger in conflict stricken countries is intensifying
The latest bi annual report from the World Food Programme (WFP) and Food and Agricultural...
Germany commits new funds to help Somalia recover from drought
The German government has announced it will commit €24.6m to support essential...
Nigeria is set to launch its biggest ever yellow fever vaccination campaign
The government of Nigeria have announced plans for their biggest ever yellow fever...
Climate resilient ‘super bean’ is solving refugee food crisis in Uganda
Refugees in Uganda are being provided with climate resilient ‘super beans’...
The most neglected humanitarian crises of 2017
A new report from CARE International released this week has highlighted the ten humanitarian...
Innovator of the Year Award: Finalists Announced!
AIDF is pleased to announce the shortlisted finalist for its "Innovator of the Year...
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...
What are the Humanitarian Priorities for this Year?
The United Nations forecasts that conflict will drive humanitarian needs this year,...
We need insurance to reflect the reality of climate disasters
It is well known that climate change causes an increase in the likelihood and severity...
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