ISDR JOINS ASIA-PACIFIC BROADCASTING UNION TO BOOST INFORMATION,

EDUCATION ON DISASTERS

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Un reports SUCCESS IN ETHIOPIAN CHILD SURVIVAL PROGRAMME

 

ATTACKS AGAINST CIVILIANS CAUSE NEW DISPLACEMENTS IN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO

SEVERE SHORTAGE IN FUNDING FOR DJIBOUTI DROUGHT

NEW YORK, 6 June (OCHA) -- Six weeks into the flash appeal for $7.5 million for drought relief in Djibouti, donors have failed to provide funding for 95 per cent of needs, leaving the agricultural, food and coordination sectors of the appeal wholly unfunded.

UNITED NATIONS RESPONDING TO NEEDS IN COTED’IVOIRE

 

UN HUMANITARIAN OFFICE SAYS ZERO FUNDING RECEIVED FOR FOOD CRISiS IN NIGER

UN HUMANITARIAN OFFICE CONDEMNS ATTACKS ON CIVILIANS

 

IN NINDJA, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO

BUKAVU, May 31 (OCHA) -- Innocent civilians have been, once again, caught up in the fighting between armed groups in South Kivu, with 19 people killed and many others wounded during an attack on the collectivity of Nindja, 75 km north-west of Bukavu, South Kivu, last Monday.

IRIN DOCUMENTARY TAKES TOP HONOURS AT FILM FESTIVAL

 

NEW YORK, 25 May (OCHA) -- The Integrated Regional Information Network (IRIN) has won one of two judges’ awards at the first United Nations Documentary Film Festival, held at the NewSchoolUniversity in New York on 21-22 May.  IRIN is part of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA). 

JAN EGELAND AWARDED 2005 ROGER E. JOSEPH PRIZE

 

NEW YORK, 23 May (OCHA) -- On 22 May, HebrewUnionCollege awarded the 2005 Roger E. Joseph Prize to Jan Egeland, United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs.  The presentation took place at the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion’s Ceremony of Investiture and Ordination at Central Synagogue in New York City.

UN APPEALS FOR $16 MILLION FOR NIGER FOOD CRISES

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