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World: With World Beset by Unprecedented ‘Series of Ruptures’, General...

Source: UN General AssemblyCountry: Mali, Myanmar, occupied Palestinian territory, Syrian Arab Republic (the), WorldGA/11336Sixty-seventh General Assembly HIGHLIGHTSAssembly, ‘Grand Pantheon of Hope...

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Somalia: Somalia Humanitarian Bulletin: December 2012, Issued on 4 January 2013

Source: UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian AffairsCountry: SomaliaHIGHLIGHTSInsecurity remains driver of displacement although December recorded lowest number of the year.A near average...

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Chad: Urgent work in Chad

Source: MerlinCountry: ChadMark HawkinsI have recently returned from Chad where I spent two weeks in one of Merlin’s newest programmes. I visited our main operational base in Massaguet, just over an...

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Chad: Sahel Crisis 2012: Funding Status as of 04 Jan 2013

Source: UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian AffairsCountry: Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Chad, Gambia (the), Mali, Mauritania, Niger (the), Nigeria, Senegal

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Niger (the): Regional Office for West and Central Africa Bulletin - Central...

Source: UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian AffairsCountry: Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Central African Republic (the), Chad, Congo (the), Côte d'Ivoire, Democratic Republic of the Congo (the),...

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Gambia (the): Women benefit from reclaimed land in Gambia

Source: UN RadioCountry: Gambia (the)ListenMore than 80,000 people in The Gambia are benefiting from a government project that reclaims and develops degraded land to use for agriculture.The project,...

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Chad: Funding for the Sahel 2012 as of 04 Jan 2013

Source: UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian AffairsCountry: Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Chad, Gambia (the), Mali, Mauritania, Niger (the), Nigeria, Senegal

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World: Desert Locust Bulletin No. 411 (4 Jan 2013)

Source: Food and Agriculture OrganizationCountry: Algeria, Chad, Egypt, Iran (Islamic Republic of), Libya, Mali, Mauritania, Morocco, Niger (the), Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sudan (the), Western...

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Mauritania: Mauritania Price Bulletin - December 2012

Source: Famine Early Warning System NetworkCountry: MauritaniaLocal rice and sorghum are the most consumed food products by poor households in Mauritania followed by imported wheat which is a...

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Kenya: Two youths die in attack on refugee camp for Somalis in Kenya

Source: Agence France-PresseCountry: Kenya, Somalia01/04/2013 22:08 GMTDADAAB REFUGEE CAMP, Kenya, Jan 04, 2013 (AFP) - Two youths died and several people were wounded during a grenade attack at a...

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Mali: During first official trip to Senegal, Mali and Nigeria, UN Women...

Source: UN WomenCountry: Mali, Nigeria, SenegalEnding violence against women to also be a key focus of the week-long tripNew York, 4 January — Under-Secretary-General and Executive Director of UN Women...

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Malawi: Malawi Price Bulletin - December 2012

Source: Famine Early Warning System NetworkCountry: MalawiMaize, rice, and cassava are the most important food commodities. Markets selected represent the entire geographic length of the country: two...

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Nigeria: Nigeria Price Bulletin - December 2012

Source: Famine Early Warning System NetworkCountry: NigeriaSorghum, maize, millet, cowpea, gari (fermented cassava starch), and rice are all found in Nigerian markets. Sorghum, millet and maize are...

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Burkina Faso: Burkina Faso Price Bulletin - December 2012

Source: Famine Early Warning System NetworkCountry: Burkina FasoMillet, maize, and sorghum are the most important food commodities for household consumption. Millet is the staple of the most vulnerable...

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Ethiopia: Ethiopia Price Bulletin - December 2012

Source: Famine Early Warning System NetworkCountry: EthiopiaMaize is the most widely consumed cereal by the rural poor. Sorghum is generally one of the cheapest cereals. Teff is also very important...

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Kenya: Kenya Price Bulletin - December 2012

Source: Famine Early Warning System NetworkCountry: KenyaMaize and beans are the most important commodities consumed, with maize availability considered synonymous with food security. Beans are very...

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Somalia: Somalia Price Bulletin - December 2012

Source: Famine Early Warning System NetworkCountry: SomaliaMaize, sorghum, rice, and cowpea are the most important staple foods for Somalis. Maize and sorghum are the preferred staple in agriculture...

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Niger (the): Niger Price Bulletin - December 2012

Source: Famine Early Warning System NetworkCountry: Niger (the)Millet, maize, cowpea, and imported rice are the most important food commodities. Millet is consumed by both rural and poor urban...

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Mali: Mali Price Bulletin - December 2012

Source: Famine Early Warning System NetworkCountry: MaliMillet, rice, and sorghum constitute the basic staple foods for the majority of the Malian population. Millet has traditionally been the most...

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World: Results for children - An update from Save the Children Q4, 2012

Source: Save the ChildrenCountry: Kenya, Mali, Somalia, United States of America (the), World, ZimbabweThe Results Are In:More States Prepared to Protect Our Children “As a nation, we have a moral...

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