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Rising CO2 levels will make food less nutritious, study reveals
A new study has revealed that rising carbon emissions could make food crops less nutritious,...
30% of schools do not have access to safe drinking water, report finds
A new report from the UN Children’s fund (UNICEF) and the World Health Organisation...
Efficient Humanitarian Satcom Networks
By Koen Willems, Newtec Market Director Government & Humanitarian Networks Introduction...
Expect more Kerala scale flooding if nothing is done to address climate change, warns Christian Aid
The world should expect and prepare for more frequent and more destructive floods,...
Tanzania establishes a National Framework for Climate Services
The United Republic of Tanzania has launched a National Framework for Climate Services,...
Uganda steps up Ebola preparedness after recent DRC outbreak
Uganda has stepped up its Ebola preparedness and prevention strategy in response to...
UNHCR and IOM urge international community for more support with Venezuela refugee crisis
The UN High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi, and the Director General of...
41 countries face triple threat of malnutrition, anaemia and obesity, FAO reports
The Food and Agriculture Organisation’s 2018 Global Nutrition Report will warn...
Finalists Announced: AIDF Global Innovator of the Year Award
AIDF are pleased to announce the shortlisted finalists for the AIDF Global Innovator...
Supply Chain Planning: critical for last mile delivery
DAMCO, as part Maersk Transport & Logistics Group, has historically been at the...
Panama set to open Humanitarian Hub for the Americas
A new Humanitarian Hub is set to open in Panama that will provide critical support...
Global disaster losses totalled $36 billion in the first half of 2018
The Swiss Re Institute’s preliminary sigma has estimated that global economic...
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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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