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    Responding to Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo
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    The Crisis in Yemen
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    Making humanitarian action work for women and girls
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    Responding to Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo
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More than 500 camels, goats and sheep visit the borehole according to Abdirashid, a herder in Qodqod village, Somalia. The borehole has been connected to provide water to animal troughs in the village.
Protection and the nexus: tensions and opportunities
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Bangalore during the curfew for Coronavirus.
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A woman with disabilities reads in her bed at the Coroado Shelter in Manaus.
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People who have been in touch with someone who has been infected, receive food aid, in order for the humanitarian community to monitor them during four weeks.
Security and access in the DRC: implementing an...
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Two surveillance officers discussing Key Performance Indicators in the Emergency Operations Center in Beni, North Kivu.
The evolution of a monitoring framework for the...
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Piloting participants in Uganda working on the Gap Analysis Tool.
Developing a Gap Analysis tool to improve Ebola...
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More than 500 camels, goats and sheep visit the borehole according to Abdirashid, a herder in Qodqod village, Somalia. The borehole has been connected to provide water to animal troughs in the village.
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