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Strengthening civil society in peace building: evolving perspectives from South East Myanmar
One of the speeches I delivered last year after the Ramon Magsaysay Awards was at...
AIDF Asia: Aid & Response Summit 2015 Dates Announced
Following four successful AIDF events in Asia, the Aid & International Development...
Social Media Generates Social Capital: Implications for City Resilience and Disaster Response
A new empirical and peer-reviewed study provides “the first evidence that online...
IFRC’s World Disasters Report 2014 – Focus on Culture and Risk
Recently there has been an increased focus on disaster risk reduction (DRR) in humanitarian...
Global Gathering in Washington D.C Drives Humanitarian Industry Forward
Last week, the Aid & International Development Forum (AIDF) hosted its 6th annual...
Journalist Brings Third-World to Life in New Book of Photo Essays
GROUNDTRUTH: Work Play and Conflict in the Third World, by Ben Barber, is a new book...
Media training session to strengthen journalists’ coverage of disaster zones
On Tuesday 18th November, the Voice of America, the Broadcasting Board of Governors...
BUILDING TRUST, BUILDING TEAMS THROUGH PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION
Among the bad news these days is that humanitarian responders large and small are...
Infographic: Building Resilience for Disaster Reduction
This week is the United Nations International Day for Disaster Reduction (IDDR). The...
Ebola outbreak is nearing possible end in Nigeria and Senegal
The Ebola outbreak in Nigeria appears to be nearing a possible end due to a rapid...
Just Enough, Not Too Much: Striking the Technology Balance in Water Emergencies
Emergency water systems represent a range of technologies and costs for delivering...
Fire retardant tests show very promising results
On World Refugee Day, Friday 20 June 2014, NRS International has tested the burning...
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