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Damage to health and education infrastructure in six regions of Ethiopia resulting from conflicts need a USD 3.6 billion recovery budget, according to a new

The US has greenlighted two separate funds to help prop up Lebanon’s army and its Internal Security Forces (ISF), officials and sources familiar with the

ISLAMABAD: In order to equip King Abdullah campus of the University of Azad Jammu and Kashmir with the latest technology, the Saudi government announced on Thursday to provide educational gadgets...

WASHINGTON  — The World Bank has approved an additional US$150 million in grants for the second phase of the Yemen Emergency Human Capital Project. The new funding builds on activities supported by a US$150 million parent project, which began in 2021

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The conflict in Yemen has now raged for seven years. War-damaged urban infrastructure, as well as water shortages, flood damage, and limited government capacity, has left two-thirds of a population of about 30 million without access to safe water, sanitation, and other essential services.

TPLF says it is in the dark after Addis Ababa inked a deal with the UN Office for Project Services.

The National Centre for Parasitology, Entomology and Malaria Control (NCM) has provided 24,800 mosquito nets to community members living in natural protected areas in six provinces which have had a high prevalence of malaria this year.

The Iraqi government is making efforts to develop solar energy. The country suffers from widespread power cuts.

ADDIS ABABA: The United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) and the Ethiopian Ministry of Finance have signed a third-party implemen... | News Track