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Apps and Girls win the Innovator of the Year Award
Aid & International Development Forum is delighted to announce the winner...
Solar panels are bringing 40,000 litres of water a day to families in Nepal
In April 2015 Nepal experienced a severe earthquake that killed almost 9,000 people...
UN concerned that ‘donor fatigue’ is setting in for Sudan’s humanitarian crisis
The United Nations have announced concerns that South Sudan is not receiving the funding...
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...
Monsoon season poses a serious risk for Bangladesh’s refugee communities
Severe weather brought on by the monsoon season in Bangladesh poses a significant...
12,000 children are being forced out of school every day due to conflict and drought in East Africa
Save the Children report that 90,000 children in East Africa risk being forced to...
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 increases its efforts to reach malnourished children in South Sudan
The World Health Organisation (WHO) estimates that over 261,000 children living in...
World Bank calls for a new approach towards forced displacement crises
The World Bank’s latest report ‘Cities of Refuge in the Middle East’...
$1.06 billion needed to protect 26 countries from famine
The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation have launched a $1.06 billion...
Working together with water: effective collaboration protects our most precious resource
Our very existence depends upon taking in sufficient water: it is the main constituent...
Wetlands are key to Disaster Risk Reduction
February 2nd marks World Wetlands Day which aims to raise awareness of the...
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AIDF are pleased to open nominations for the Africa Innovator of the Year Award 2019!
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WHO’s ‘World Malaria Report’ warns that global progress in eliminating the disease is stalling
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Every country in the world is falling short of malnutrition targets, warns new report
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