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DFID launch new satellite programme to protect millions of farmers in Africa
The UK Department for International Development (DFID) is using new early-warning...
IOM assists migrant caravan members to return home
Since last month, the UN Migration Agency (IOM) has facilitated the safe return of...
As global vaccination coverage falls, measles cases spike
According to a report from the World Health Organisation, numerous countries have...
IOM and IDMC announce partnership to addressing increasing levels of internal displacement
A new partnership has been announced between the UN Migration Agency (IOM) and the...
World Aids Day: 1 December 2018
Tomorrow, 1st December 2018, marks World Aids Day, a day that rallies support for...
Biggest threat to global health is Climate Change, warn doctors
According to a recent report in The Lancet Medical Journal, climate change will bring...
Costa Rica urged to consider climate change when outlining budgets
Costa Rica is prone to experiencing extreme weather events such as hurricanes and...
Every country in the world is falling short of malnutrition targets, warns new report
The Global Humanitarian Assistance Programme has released its 2018 Global Nutrition...
Greater action needed to tackle HIV among children, urges UNICEF
According to a report from the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) titled “Children,...
Nuclear technology is key to achieving SDGs, says FAO
According to Maria Helena Semedo, Deputy Director-General of Food and Agriculture...
Caribbean launches new early warning system to increase climate resilience
An initiative to improve multi-hazard early warning systems during the dry-season...
New technology empowers women farmers in India
Since its inception almost a decade ago, JEEVIKA, a World Bank program that supports...
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