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A new finance mechanism to strengthen weather and climate observations, improve early warnings to save lives, protect livelihoods and underpin climate adaptation for long-term resilience has opened its doors for business.  

The Christian Churches have undoubtedly been in a crisis for quite a while. Headlines on sexual assaults, corruption, and/or abuse of power seem to not

This paper discusses the main opportunities and challenges associated with digital social protection, drawing on trends pre-Covid and since the onset of the pandemic. It offers eight lessons to help social protection actors capitalise on technology’s potential in a risk-sensitive manner. Key Messages

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UK welcomes confirmation COP15 will go ahead this year, following two-year delay

UK welcomes confirmation COP15 will go ahead this year, following two-year delay

My curious nature and appetite for reading led me to a career in journalism, and then public relations and international development. Along the way, I

New figures from the United Nations’ refugee arm show that the UK has taken in fewer people fleeing the war in Ukraine than many other far smaller European countries.

THE work of pupils from three primary schools in Limerick - Oola NS, Knockainey NS and Cloverfield NS -  has been chosen to feature in the latest edition o...

Their their work has been chosen to feature in latest edition of Our World Irish Aid Awards online magazine