Modena: 25 years of Emergency in a photographic story BOLOGNA2000 2019.12.13 Emergency is turning 25 and Galleria Europa will have a photo exhibition set up, which will open on December 15, Sunday. From the first project carried out at the hospital in Kigali, Rwanda in 1994 until today, the association founded by Gino Strada has […]
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The uncharted territory of climate solutions DEVEX.com 2019.12.11 MADRID — Anote Tong, former president of the island nation between 2003 and 2016, realized the threat of climate change early on and began to prepare for what was to come, putting his country at the forefront of international climate solutions. “Based on the predictions of the
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How Africa is slowly turning the healthcare tide Africa Times 2019.11.27 Last week brought a landmark agreement between the World Health Organisation and the African Union, designed to help the continent push towards the goal of universal healthcare. Under the terms of the agreement, inked at the WHO’s headquarters in Geneva, the international organisation will
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Senegal, a starving country with a self-sufficiency rate of less than 20 percent. Senegal’s agriculture has always faced many problems such as it’s land turning into wastelands, and the moving of young people from the rural areas. In 2014, President Macky Sall started promoting mechanization of farming and waterways, and introduced new technologies for crop
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Scientists predict that Kiribati, a small island nation in the South Pacific, will submerge by 2050. Kiribati is one of the world’s least greenhouse gas emitters, but it is said to become the first country in the world to disappear into the water. Ban Ki-moon, the 2020 Sunhak Peace Prize laureate who visited Kiribati in
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Opening remarks by Dr. Akinwumi A. Adesina President of the African Development Bank Group – Global Gender Summit at Kigali, Rwanda – African Development Bank Group 2019.11.25 Welcome to the Global Gender Summit! I wish to welcome all participants, ministers and leaders from around the world to this event organised by the African Development Bank,
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“I will reduce my presidential term from seven years to five years to promote good governance in Africa” – 2020 Sunhak Peace Prize Laureate_Macky Sall
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A city full of meandering lanes and streets, A city divided into four quarters, The Old City in Jerusalem. God has not wished for the separation, As seen in the division of the Old City into the Christian, the Muslim, the Jewish, and the Armenian Quarters. Bishop Younan walks through
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Macky Sall wins the 2019 MEDAYS Grand Prize AA.com 2019.11.14 President Macky Sall highlighted the major events that handicap Africa in its development, during a trip to Morocco as part of the Forum Medays (Tangier 13-16 November). The words of the Senegalese president were reported Wednesday evening in a statement following the awarding of the
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At Christmas, the gifts of Emergency are also arriving in Naples Stylo24 2019.11.18 From November 23rd, in the 15 Emergency Christmas booths present in the main Italian cities. It will be possible to choose a gift from diaries and calendars, accessories, clothing, books, toys, gadgets, food, and wine products. The Christmas booths are temporary shops
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