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Many consultants will work for you to get a solution for you but here at @Research_care work with you to understand the problem and get a solution by working with you.
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I hosted an event that raised a modest $3.5 BILLION in 90 minutes at the UN General Assembly in New York! 🤯
It will fund education in 90 lower-income countries so that no child is left behind. My mom was a teacher in rural Kenya so this historic “harambee” is personal to me
Filsan Ali is a community mobilizer with a #COVID-19 vaccination team in Gebilay, Somaliland. "Iam always mixing and chatting with my community," she says. "And now as a mobilizer, I help to keep my community healthy and safe. It's really important work."
#VaccinesWork
In Somalia, a football activity has helped:
🔹 Empower women
🔹 Create a sense of community
🔹 Advance peacebuilding efforts
This is how: https://t.co/ec6sU8lXU0
We have concluded a three-day CCCM Principles training for 2⃣0⃣ Camp Management Committee members from 5 sites in Beled-Xaawo.
Participants Learnt:
➡️Sphere Standards
➡️Humanitarian Systems
➡️Psychosocial First Aid (PFA)
➡️GBV/CP
➡️PSEA
➡️Gender Mainstreaming
@shf_somalia 🙏🙏
The @ICRC made its first delivery of lifesaving medical supplies since last September into Mekelle, the capital of #Tigray https://t.co/IuaPg1F85o
📷: ICRC
Deteriorating #drought conditions in #Somalia could displace over 1 million people by April if urgent action is not taken according to @UNmigration
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📸IOM/Tobin Jones 2020
In Mandera, #Kenya, poisonous prosopis trees were killing the livestock.
However, a project initiated by #CARE and partner organizations changed the community's negative image of prosopis by using this invasive species in various ways, including as a source of food and energy!
🩸Disease outbreaks due to lack of access to clean & sufficient water & hygiene services are on the rise in #Somalia, as the #drought worsens.
📍In Dhobley Town, 20 patients are reportedly hospitalized daily due to diarrhea from contaminated water.
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Les États doivent prendre des mesures urgentes, concrètes et efficaces pour qu’une éducation de qualité, inclusive, équitable et transformatrice deviennent une réalité pour tous, notamment pour les enfants vivant dans des contextes d'urgence.
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How GPE achieves results:
1. We leave no one behind
2. We transform education systems
3. We put gender equality at the heart of education systems
4. We support teacher training & better allocation of teachers within countries
Learn the rest here: https://t.co/k9QVVowIq3
Drought conditions in Somalia are rapidly deteriorating the humanitarian situation across the country.
Over 1 million people could be displaced by April if no action is taken. https://t.co/t4yFkRueAk
With droughts getting worse, it is more important than ever to provide reservoirs like this one built by @UNDP and @theGEF.
🎥: https://t.co/lQrV2rym3R #SDG13#ClimateCrisis
Based on the current drought severity & analysis of drought-related data from 2017, the DTM report predicts two potential displacement scenarios. The first estimates 1,415,000 people might be displaced in the next six months, while the second estimates 1,036,000 people for same
✅ FACT: #COVID19 is still a clear & present danger.
The #vaccine 💉 reduces the severity of the disease & lowers the risk of new emerging variants.
@viralfacts#ViralFactsAfrica
"Immediate action is critical to save lives and livelihoods and avoid greater needs in the future.”
By April, over 1 million people could be displaced due to droughts in Somalia.
https://t.co/ocU5S0zjDX
'Changing Course, Transforming Education' is this year’s theme for International Day of Education.
Celebrated on 24 January, the day marks the importance of education in ensuring peace and development. #EducationDay#EducationDay2022