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The Budongo Forest Landscape: Diets, Food Security and Nutrition
Around the Budongo forest, expanding sugarcane production, the establishment of tree...
A Force for Good: How Digital Jedis are Responding to the Nepal Earthquake
Digital Humanitarians are responding in full force to the devastating earthquake that...
SkyLIFE Technology and Immediate Disaster Relief
Despite the tremendous advances in disaster preparedness and improved management of...
World Malaria Day 2015: Creating a Malaria Free World
Malaria is a deadly disease transmitted to people through bites of infected Anopheles...
Promoting healthy insect ecosystems in Cambodia to ensure agricultural sustainability
In order to feed a rapidly-growing population sustainably amid growing pressure from...
The power of hygiene promotion in South Sudan
I’ve been travelling through the states of Northern Bahr el Ghazal and Warrap,...
WaterAid: It’s time all babies had a Healthy Start
Fleur Anderson, WaterAid’s Global Head of Campaigns, explains why safe water,...
The role of research in food and nutrition security
A major new report spells out what science can, and can’t do to help provide...
Higher education, distance learning and technology
There has been phenomenal growth in higher education (HE) in the Commonwealth, as...
Emerging Technologies and Emerging Needs For Urbanised Disaster Risk Reduction
Natural disasters are increasing in frequency, intensity, unpredictability and economic...
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[E-book] Best Practices and Lessons Learnt in Emergency Procurement
Looking ahead to the AIDF Global Disaster Relief Summit 2015, the Aid and International...
Disaster-related displacement: time to put knowledge into action
IDMC report reveals an increased risk of global displacement caused by disasters,...
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