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UNISDR & WHO appeal for greater focus on health in disaster management
The UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction and the World Health Organization issued...
Why gender parity matters – International Women’s Day
The United Nations (UN) first began celebrating International Women's Day...
Cooling that saves lives
Sure Chill is a brand new kind of cooling technology with the power to save lives...
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[Infographic] Water, sanitation and hygiene in Sub-Saharan Africa
The AIDF infographic shows that 66% of people in Sub-Saharan Africa have access to...
Where there is light, there is hope - how solar power can provide improved healthcare
At the AIDF Africa Summit 2016, NRS International will be participating in a conference...
Addressing child mortality and transmission of polio virus in Nigeria
Low routine immunization (RI) coverage rates remain a major problem in Nigeria. Over...
World AIDS Day - Think Positive: Rethink HIV
On December 1st 2015, the National Aids Trust (NAT) will be challenging people to...
Earthquake in Nepal - 2 water treatment systems from Kärcher Futuretech in use in Kathmandu May 2015
According to information from the UN, around 4.3 million people were affected by the...
Universal Children’s Day 2015
On the 20th of November, the UN and UNESCO will celebrate Universal Children’s...
Water Insecurity in Yemen and the Rise of Violent Conflict
Major water shortages in Yemen has meant it is now one of the most water insecure...
Celebrating UN World Toilet Day with speaker confirmation from UNICEF
Today’s UN World Toilet Day highlights the largest international development...
Waterclean 3000 water supply system from Kärcher Futuretech in use in Senegal, March 2015
As part of its developmental aid programme, a group of consultants from the German...
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