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Working together with water: effective collaboration protects our most precious resource
Our very existence depends upon taking in sufficient water: it is the main constituent...
Interview with Scotto di Cesare, SVP, Commercial Business Development, Globecomm
How is Globecomm involved in humanitarian and development sectors? Globecomm’s...
28 African countries have no access to radiotherapy cancer treatment
Yesterday, 4th February 2018, marked World Cancer Day which aims to unite the world’s...
FAO calls for new funding to vaccinate livestock in South Sudan
The UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) has launched an appeal to help...
African leaders back initiative to combat malnutrition
A new plan to remove barriers to combating malnutrition has been agreed to by African...
India takes bold step towards building huge waterways project
The Indian government has signalled its intent to go ahead with a major infrastructure...
Wetlands are key to Disaster Risk Reduction
February 2nd marks World Wetlands Day which aims to raise awareness of the...
African Development Bank urges increase in renewables and climate financing
The African Development Bank has used a major speech in Ethiopia to call for greater...
South Africa leads the way with an innovative boarder management system
South Africa’s Department of Home Affairs was particularly interested in a proactive...
$25.5 million investment to protect Gambia’s river basin from climate change
A new project from UN Environment and the Green Climate Fund (GCF) will protect Gambia’s...
Conflict and disaster forces 59 million young people into illiteracy, UNICEF reports
Latest findings of UNICEF reveal that 30% of young people between the ages 15-24 living...
Sustainable agriculture needs financing to unlock potential
Agriculture stands at a crossroads between its current contributions to greenhouse...
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