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Climate change could cost poor countries an extra $168 billion in interest
A new study from the Imperial College Business School has revealed that poor countries...
We need to ‘step up to the plate’ and increase support for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh
UN Secretary- General António Guterres and World Bank Group President Jim Yong...
Rajan Samuel, Habitat for Humanity wins Asia Innovator of the Year Award!
Aid & International Development Forum is delighted to announce the winner of the...
India is facing its largest ever water crisis
A recent report, called The Niti Aayog Report, conducted by a government think tank...
Submit your nomination for the Global Innovator of the Year Award 2018 today!
Aid & International Development Forum (AIDF) are pleased to open nominations...
AIDF Asia Innovator of the Year Award finalists announced!
We are pleased to announce the finalists for the AIDF Asia Innovator of the Year Award...
First monsoon rains hit Cox’s Bazar
Heavy rains hit Cox’s Bazar on Saturday 9th June and have continued to cause...
Historic investment into female education announced
At the G7 Summit last week Canada, the European Union, Germany, Japan, the United...
5,000 megawatt solar farm approved for India
The Indian Government has given planning permission to a huge new solar project which...
Gates Foundation launches a $68 million education initiative
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has launched a new global education initiative...
Renewable energy gets a boost in Bangladesh
The government of Bangladesh has signed a $55 million agreement with the World Bank...
EU commits 10% of aid spend to education in emergencies
The European Union has set new targets to spend 10% of its humanitarian aid to education...
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