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Enabling the Path to Recovery with Critical Connectivity in Nepal
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How do we protect global food supplies from extreme weather?
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Nepal: 100 days after the earthquake
The 25 April earthquake in Nepal, and the 12 May earthquake that followed it, left...
6 reasons why we need clean water for all
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XLA’s GlobalCorps: The Solution for Talent Acquisition
Connecting the Right Talent Enables Organizations to Build Teams for Humanitarian...
Annual AIDF Global Disaster Relief Summit Concluded in Washington D.C.
The seventh annual AIDF Global Disaster Relief Summit was held in Washington...
How can we improve food security?
Earlier this summer I attended an event on the EU’s Common Agricultural...
Global Disaster Relief Summit Working to Continue the Efforts of World Humanitarian Day
“In a world that is ever more digitally connected, each of us has the power...
Connect the fundraisers to the financiers and #ShareHumanity
By Beverley Gwadera, Head of Business Development (NGOs) at Ebury. For the...
How Social Media Moved People to Act in Flood-Ravaged Myanmar
Myanmar’s flooding crisis, caused by several days of monsoon rains and Cyclone...
Changing the world, one transfer at a time
NGOs may not seem the most typical participants in the foreign exchange market, but...
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