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An eyecatching new campaign to urge dog owners to pick up after their pets, has been launched for Laois. 'Help Scally be a good boy!' is the catchphrase of a ne...
Leinster Express Kindly add us to your ad blocker whitelist. If you want further access to Ireland's best local journalism, consider subscribing to our ePaper and/or free daily Newsletter . Support our mission and join our community now. ePaper Reporter: '); A new awareness campaign to tackle dog fouling in Laois is bringing results, according to the local authority. Laois public have begun making official complaints and naming owners that they have seen leaving their dog's waste on the streets. The Dog Fouling Awareness campaign by Laois County Council was launched in May and already four...
HOME > NEWS > U.N. looks to U.S. private equity investor to help fund famine fight in Yemen U.N. looks to U.S. private equity investor to help fund famine fight in Yemen Reuters | Mar 13, 2021 12:25 AM EST World Food Programme (WFP) Executive Director David Beasley reacts as he speaks to the press during his stopover in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso (Photo : REUTERS/Anne Mimault) The United Nations World Food Programme is hoping to get a share of hundreds of millions of dollars from a private foundation set up to help Yemen by U.S. private equity investor Tim Collins, U.N. food chief David Beas...
GENEVA As the UN asks today for $3.85 billion for aid to Yemen at an international pledging conference, The New Humanitarian has learnt that a new fund with deep pockets has emerged on the scene, looking to give hundreds of millions of dollars towards hunger relief in the country. While some UN aid agencies and at least two large NGOs are in talks with the new Famine Relief Fund, others are shying away due to concerns over where the money is coming from and unusual requirements for how quickly it should be spent. The large – and troubled – Yemen aid operation is underfunded in a time of...
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