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Saving Lives at Birth: A Grand Challenge for Development. Round II Request for Applications
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Britain will provide medical help, food and sanitation for hundreds of thousands of Somalis over the next three years.
IRP has just issued a call to develop and test leadership development programmes for health policy and management decision-makers.
The humanitarian side event to the London Conference on Somalia took place at Lancaster House on 23 February 2012.
A new fund to bring more jobs, peace and stability to Somalia is to be agreed as part of the London Conference
International Development Minister Stephen O’Brien today visited Somali diaspora groups in Bristol to outline the aims of the Somalia Conference taking place in London on 23 February.
Seasonality, rural livelihoods and development’ has recently been launched by the Future Agricultures Consortium (FAC).
New UK aid will get vitally needed food, water and medical supplies to tens of thousands of people across the country
Ahead of Fairtrade fortnight Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell and Minister Alan Duncan sampled some of the UK's finest Fairtrade teas and coffees.
As part of the expanded Gurkha Welfare Scheme the UK will supply remote Nepali communities in the Gurkha heartlands with clean water and sanitation, the International Development Secretary recently announced.
The UK's response to the humanitarian situation in Libya
A new call for African scholars to collaborate on social science research has been made by the CODESRIA.
Up to 300 children die because of a lack of nutritious food every hour every day, according to a new report
Policy seminar hosted in London to present the final results of its systematic evaluation of the community response to HIV and AIDS.
New treatment for tuberculosis a step closer as REMox trial completes enrolment.
New initiative that aims to bring innovative thinking to microworker practices in developing countries was launched in Washington this week.
Aung San Suu Kyi praised the work of DFID in Burma during a high-profile visit to a UK funded project on Tuesday.
Charities, governments, NGOs, multilateral organisations and private sector to help consign neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) to history.
Britain will provide new support for health services, which will benefit over 100,000 women and children, and for weapons management that will see more weapons taken off the streets
Private and public partners unite to combat 10 neglected tropical diseases by 2020.
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