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The use of satellite imagery to meet the needs in emergency situations: myths and realities
It is well known that Earth observation (EO) satellites constitute a versatile source...
Interview with Alexis Pugh, Program Development Specialist, USA International Procurement Agency
Tell us about your company and products/services? USA IPA is a certified small business...
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[infographic] Refugees in Sub-Saharan East Africa
Recent AIDF infographic provides a snapshot on the pressuring refugee crisis in Sub-Saharan...
Understanding and addressing root causes of displacement
While a large number of people are driven away from their houses due to numerous conflicts...
Irregular Migrant, Refugee Arrivals in Europe Top One Million in 2015
International Organization of Migration (IOM) has confirmed that over one million...
South Sudan: 15,000 children recruited to fight
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) estimates 15,000 to 16,000 children...
International Volunteer Day
Last Saturday, 5th December, was recognised as the International Volunteer Day...
Recognising importance of GIS for Humanitarian Aid Organisations
Today, 18th November, is dedicated to mark importance of the Geographical Information...
Disaster Risk Reduction efforts in the Greater Horn of Africa
In Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), there are still significant communication gaps between...
Top 10 Biggest Recipients of Humanitarian Relief in the Last Decade
In the last decade there have been ten crises that have attracted the most significant...
Ensuring rapid response during the Nepal earthquake with car lifting system SPACCER from Germany
World market leading patented car lifting system SPACCER is ideally suited for rapid...
Nepal: 100 days after the earthquake
The 25 April earthquake in Nepal, and the 12 May earthquake that followed it, left...
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