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YEREVAN, JANUARY 30, ARMENPRESS. British charity Start has donated £350,000 to those affected by the blockade of the Lachin Corridor, ARMENPRESS reports the representative of the British Foreign Minister David Rutley siad, whose words were published by the Armenian National Committee of the United Kingdom (ANC UK) on the official Facebook page.

Start Network, through the Start Fund, has disbursed GBP £250,000 across frontline interventions aimed at curbing further spread of the Ebola virus in Uganda. These measures, coordinated by our members and their partners, include safeguarding

A GAD actuary has marked 6 months at the centre of a programme providing financial help to countries affected by natural disasters.

A workshop on 'Community Based Disaster Preparedness and Crisis Anticipation' was held in Jorhat on October 20. The day-long event aimed to educate participants on proactive, faster, and more localised humanitarian systems in which crisis-affected communities are assisted in analysing risks, developing plans, and having access to pre-arranged resources in order to save more

The past three years have seen a series of global challenges that have had a fundamental impact on nations, their economies and their citizens. Despite being nearly three years since the onset of COVID-19, most

Building Community Resilience Through Effective Disaster Risk Reduction  - The Maravi Post

Climate finance is a hot topic in the run up to COP27. While Africa waits for developed nations to fulfil their aid pledges, climate financing is making a difference on the continent, but more needs to be done.

The floods left 29 people dead and about 1,500 others displaced in Mbale City and Mbale District after several rivers burst their banks

FIREFLY and the Best Start Network is hosting a free session for parents and caregivers this week. Dr. Jean Cl...

A reflection on more sustainable solutions to the drought crisis