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Kenyan flooding could cause a major humanitarian crisis
Experts have warned that flooding in Kenya could escalate into a humanitarian crisis...
Women hold the key to disaster resilience in Indonesia
Indonesia is particularly vulnerable to natural disasters due to its location in the...
IOM is training Rohingya refugees on how to improve their shelter ahead of monsoon season
The UN Migration Agency (IOM) has trained over 40,000 Rohingya on how to upgrade their...
$4.1 billion committed to help developing countries meet environmental goals.
A fresh injection of $4.1 billion from the international community has been made available...
Natural disasters could cost Asia $160 billion a year by 2030
The UN has warned of the significant economic damage natural disasters could cause...
Press release: Asia Pacific Leaders Malaria Alliance
Leading Asia Pacific corporations launch consumer-powered movement to end malaria...
Climate Smart Agriculture Project of the Year Award – Shortlist announced!
We are pleased to announce the shortlist for the Climate-Smart Agriculture Project...
Rwanda launches its largest climate resilience initiative to date
380,000 people are set to benefit from a new climate change resilience project in...
5 things you might not know about malaria
Today, 25th April 2018, marks World Malaria Day a critical day to recognise the...
How stoves are tackling health, environment and gender equality issues in Lao DPR
The World Bank, in partnership with the Energy Sector Management Assistance Program...
Flash floods hit Kenya after months of drought
Heavy rain and flooding has caused large scale destruction and displacement in Kenya....
World Immunisation Week: what has been achieved to date and what does the future hold?
This week marks ‘World Immunisation Week’ organised by the World Health...
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