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Apps and Girls win the Innovator of the Year Award
Aid & International Development Forum is delighted to announce the winner...
Lao PDR launches comprehensive new plans to tackle stunting
Representatives from two provinces in Lao PDR have agreed on a comprehensive new approach...
WHO calls for a significant scaling up of health services in Cox’s Bazar
The World Health Organisation (WHO) are calling for an increase in health services...
UNICEF: ‘we are failing the world’s poorest babies’
The latest report by UNICEF into new-born mortality reveals that the global deaths...
Which Oscars stars also play leading roles in aid and development?
With The 90th Academy Awards just a few weeks away Aid & International Development...
WHO has announced new guidelines on care standards during childbirth
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has released new guidelines on global care standards...
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UNFPA donates N$7 million worth of contraceptives to Namibia
The United Nations Population Fund has donated $7 million Namibian Dollars’...
WHO increases its efforts to reach malnourished children in South Sudan
The World Health Organisation (WHO) estimates that over 261,000 children living in...
Reducing maternal, neonatal and infant mortality as a means to achieving SDGs in Africa
On 7 February the Aid & International Development Forum (AIDF) hosted a webinar...
Health experts highlight the key challenges for improving maternal, neonatal and infant mortality
A group of leading health experts have highlighted a number of key issues in reducing...
Bringing “Health on Wheels” to At-risk Teens in Cape Town
This article was written by Philip Smith, Programme Manager at Desmond Tutu HIV...
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