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Horn of Africa Crisis – Save a Life Now
Somalia, Ethiopia and Kenya are facing the worst drought in 60 years. And with food costs skyrocketing, millions of people face malnutrition and the life-long disability that comes with it. You’ve...
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UN Launches $3M Food Program in Urban Afghanistan
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Land rights for women can help ease India’s child malnutrition crisis
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Rap Star 50 Cent: ‘Visit to Somali Refugee Camp Was Devastating’
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JAPAN, 114 Million $USD to Help WFP Fight Hunger In 21 Countries
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Born Too Soon: The Global Action Report on Preterm Birth
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870 million chronically undernourished – new hunger report
October 2012, Rome – Nearly 870 million people, or one in eight, were suffering from chronic undernourishment in 2010-2012, according to the new UN hunger report released today. The State of Food...
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Women are main guardians of crucial livestock diversity
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Depression, 3 Women’s Stories – WOMEN in RECOVERY
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“The Action Agenda for Sustainable Development”
“The Action Agenda for Sustainable Development” Under the leadership of Jeffrey Sachs (Director of the SDSN and head of the Earth Institute at Columbia University, which hosts the secretariat of the...
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Top 10 Issues for Women’s Health
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