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21/09/16
Zamboanga: Rebuilding Peace and Hope
Three years after the siege in Zamboanga, Philipiines, we continue to support the displaced people in temporary shelters by providing access to health and nutrition, clean water, improving hygiene and sanitation practices, food security and livelihoods recovery assistance.
Read news18/08/16
2016 World Humanitarian Day: Focus on Philippines
The ongoing humanitarian crisis within the southern Philippines has become a burning issue since 2015. Have a look at the international pages of almost any mainstream news channels and the main story coming from the Philippines centers on southern Philippines armed conflict, violence and civil strife, yet the issue hardly covers the consequences of the long standing protracted displacement crisis to people who are suffering acutely from its effects.
Read news16/08/16
Aid workers face increasing risks in response to unprecedented humanitarian crises
On World Humanitarian Day, Action Against Hunger urges world leaders to uphold their commitments.
Read news12/08/16
Nigeria is Africa’s wealthiest, most populous nation, and its fastest-growing economy. It is the 8th most populous country in the world, and accounts of 5% of global births every year. By 2030 the population (currently at 182 million) is expected to grow by 80m, and a further 135m by 2050 – at which point its population will be larger than that of the US.
Read news11/08/16
One in three Filipino under 5 children is stunted
The national prevalence rates in chronic malnutrition remains one of the biggest challenges the country faces with an alarming 3.4 million children who are stunted or short for their age and more than 300,000 children under 5 years who are wasted or underweight for their age.
Read news21/07/16
Nigeria: Neglected Hunger Crisis Surges behind Front Lines of Fighting
Humanitarian community races to assess needs in areas cut off from aid for about two years.
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