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Grass is helping to protect Rohingya refugees against monsoon season
The UN Migration Agency, IOM, has distributed 2 million vetiver grass plants throughout...
Invest in education and roads to increase food security, says FAO
The World Food Programme’s latest findings reveal that completing an extra year...
Two thirds of global population to live in cities by 2030
The United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA) have released...
Asia-Pacific falling behind on SDGs according to latest UN report
A report released last week by the United Nations titled ‘Asia and the Pacific...
Inequality is limiting Asia-Pacific’s development, says António Guterres
The UN Secretary-General has highlighted the need for Asia-Pacific to tackle the significant...
WFP to switch from in-kind food donations to cash transfer in Nepal
The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) will change the way it distributes food...
Japan donates $15.7 million to help upscale UNICEF’s work in Cox’s Bazar
UNICEF is able to scale up its assistance to women and children in Cox’s Bazar,...
Cox’s Bazar is getting ready for monsoon season
The refugee camp of Cox’s Bazar is readying itself for the approaching monsoon...
Nominations are now open for the Asia Innovator of the Year Award 2018!
Aid & International Development Forum are pleased to open nominations for the...
Aid to help low income countries overcome climate change is ‘inadequate’, says Oxfam
A recent report by Oxfam has found that aid to low income countries to help them reduce...
Kenyan flooding could cause a major humanitarian crisis
Experts have warned that flooding in Kenya could escalate into a humanitarian crisis...
$4.1 billion committed to help developing countries meet environmental goals.
A fresh injection of $4.1 billion from the international community has been made available...
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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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Approximately 821 million people in 2017 suffered from hunger, according to new report
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Every country in the world is falling short of malnutrition targets, warns new report
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