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Interview with Tina Lund, Key Account Manager UN/NGO, Danimex Communication A/S
Aid International Development Forum has conducted a 60 second interview with Tina...
World Food Programme delivers food to 100,000 people affected by the conflict in Eastern Ukraine
The UN has warned 700,000 children are at risk due to severely damaged heating systems...
International Volunteer Day
Last Saturday, 5th December, was recognised as the International Volunteer Day...
World AIDS Day - Think Positive: Rethink HIV
On December 1st 2015, the National Aids Trust (NAT) will be challenging people to...
Earthquake in Nepal - 2 water treatment systems from Kärcher Futuretech in use in Kathmandu May 2015
According to information from the UN, around 4.3 million people were affected by the...
Women Must Be Part of Africa’s Development: Africa Industrialization Day 2015
Following on from our article discussing Africa Industrialization Day, this article...
Four Ways to Reduce Malnutrition
This article reviews four ways to reduce malnutrition. As a vital part of development,...
Africa Industrialization Day 2015
"Africa needs to invest in training and education for women and youth to industrialize,...
Universal Children’s Day 2015
On the 20th of November, the UN and UNESCO will celebrate Universal Children’s...
Water Insecurity in Yemen and the Rise of Violent Conflict
Major water shortages in Yemen has meant it is now one of the most water insecure...
Celebrating UN World Toilet Day with speaker confirmation from UNICEF
Today’s UN World Toilet Day highlights the largest international development...
Recognising importance of GIS for Humanitarian Aid Organisations
Today, 18th November, is dedicated to mark importance of the Geographical Information...
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