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New Yemen projects to help 9 million people with basic health and nutrition services and work opportunities Yemen projects to help 9 million people with basic health and nutrition services and work opportunities The World Bank will finance two projects aimed at providing vulnerable women and children with access to health and nutrition services, income opportunities for the poorest households, and essenti...

Central African Republic: $399.5 million to save 2.2 million lives Appeal seeks $400 million to save 2.2 million lives in CAR The 2017-2019 Humanitarian Response Plan has been launched against a backdrop of deteriorating security, in turn exacerbating the vulnerability of thousands of internally displaced people.

Mozambique, Malawi, Zimbabwe: Cholera Outbreak (25 Feb 2015) Cholera Outbreak: A total of 3,648 cholera cases have been registered in Mozambique in 11 Districts of 4 Provinces, with 38 deaths. On 13 Feb 2015 the first confirmed case of cholera was registered in Malawi, adjacent to Mozambique. To date 34 cases have been confirmed in Nsanje district (all outsid…

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Death toll from Afghan avalanches tops 200: officials The avalanches came after days of heavy snow, which destroyed more than 100 homes in Panjshir province and blocked main roads, making it difficult for rescue workers to reach the stricken villages.

Powerful typhoon churns towards Japan 11/10/2014 - 04:38 GMT Powerful Typhoon Vongfong churned towards Japan on Saturday, injuring at least 20 people as it pounded the southern Okinawan islands with ferocious winds and driving rain. The monster storm was estimated to be about 110 kilometres (68 miles) southeast of Naha City in Japan's s…

Nigeria Food Security Alert August 8, 2014 A food security crisis persists as the ongoing Boko Haram conflict continues to displace populations and disrupt markets, livelihoods and nutrition services.

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Iraq IDP Crisis Situation Report No. 6 (2 – 8 August 2014) Thousands of families are still reported to be trapped on Sinjar Mountain without access to food or water, while significant secondary displacement is taking place throughout northern Iraq.

Battling to keep disease out of Uganda’s refugee camps Sanitation facilities at the Nyumanzi transit camp in Uganda cannot meet the demand. With water shortages and poor sanitation, refugee families are at higher risk of disease and epidemic outbreaks.

EMI’s Earthquake Risk Reduction (ERR) course now open for registration EMI- Earthquake and Megacities Initiative an International not-for-profit scientific organization.

An alarming outlook for Senegal's hungry While the number of food insecure in Senegal is not much higher than in 2011, the year of a major drought, many farmers in the north told IRIN the situation is worse now than ever before.

OCHA Flash Update 2 - Marshall Islands & Kiribati | King Tides, 7 March 2014 The tidal surges also caused damage to five islands in Kiribati, making access to clean drinking water a key concern as groundwater sources have been contaminated.

The Gender Advantage: Women on the front line of climate change New IFAD report shows rural women are key to unlocking economic and social benefits of adaptation Rome, March 2014 – In advance of International Women’s Day, the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) launched a report today that highlights the vital role women smallholder farmers pl...