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Somalia climate shocks and aid cuts create perfect storm
- Mohamed Abdukadir Teesto worries about his future after his home in Somalia was damaged by heavy rains, amid vanishing aid.
- The UN reports that humanitarian needs in Somalia are only 12 percent funded of the $1.4 billion needed for the year.
- CARE International states that there are 1.8 million severely malnourished children under five in Somalia, with 479,000 at immediate risk.
- Save the Children warns that funding issues may lead to the shutdown of over a quarter of its health and nutrition facilities in Somalia.
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Somalia climate shocks and aid cuts create perfect storm
After his home in the Somali capital was battered by torrential rains, Mohamed Abdukadir Teesto worries about his future at a time when local and foreign aid is vanishing.
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US Aid Cut Claims 10 000 NGO Jobs
In the wake of job losses resulting from the American government’s aid cuts, BONELA has called on the Botswana Government and its development partners to prioritise workers’ rights to livelihoods and incomes GAZETTE REPORTER The US government’s suspension of aid to developing countries has led to loss of 10 000 jobs among Non-Governmental…
·Gaborone, Botswana
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