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Myanmar

Early warning systems can save lives when cyclones strike

UN/ISDR 2008/05 After a Category 3 storm ripped through Myanmar's Irrawaddy delta region on Saturday, the United Nations secretariat of the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction stressed the importance of having life-saving early warning systems and preparedness programmes in place…

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News and Press Release
Origen:
UNDRR
Posted:
6 May 2008

Afghanistan

Afghanistan: Over half the population at risk of malaria - Health Ministry

KABUL, 25 April 2008 (IRIN) - Over half of Afghanistan's estimated 26.6 million population - and especially pregnant women and children - are vulnerable to malaria, according to Afghanistan's Ministry of Public Health (MoPH). MoPH says that 14 of the…

Formato:
News and Press Release
Origen:
TNH
Posted:
25 Apr 2008

Bangladesh

Feature - Bangladesh faces climate change refugee nightmare

By Masud Karim DHAKA, April 14 (Reuters) - Abdul Majid has been forced to move 22 times in as many years, a victim of the annual floods that ravage Bangladesh. There are millions like Majid, 65, in Bangladesh and in the…

Formato:
News and Press Release
Origen:
Reuters
Posted:
14 Apr 2008

Philippines

Philippines: Albay province gets serious about climate change

LEGAZPI, 8 April 2008 (IRIN) - "Ask the old people here in Albay province and they will tell you, they've never experienced this magnitude of storms and typhoons before," Nong Rongasa, executive director of the Centre for Initiatives and…

Formato:
News and Press Release
Origen:
TNH
Posted:
8 Apr 2008

Afghanistan

Climate change threatens Afghan health

Kabul, 7 April 2008 - As the impact of climate change on food and water becomes more widely recognised Afghanistan's Minister for Public Health called for increased efforts to protect the health of Afghan people from the dangers of…

Formato:
News and Press Release
Origen:
Govt. Afghanistan, WHO
Posted:
7 Apr 2008

Bangladesh + 14 more

Effects of climate change on children

What's a little bit of water, right? But when a little rain, which is often initially welcomed, comes day after day and week after week - the water does become a problem. It drowns and rots the crops, kills…

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Otro(s)
Origen:
Plan International
Posted:
4 Apr 2008

Eritrea + 4 more

Universal education, empowering women, impact of climate change on development among issues, as General Assembly continues debate on anti-poverty goals

GA/10699 Sixty-second General Assembly Plenary 92nd & 93rd Meetings (AM & PM) As the General Assembly continued its thematic debate entitled 'Recognizing the achievements, addressing the challenges and getting back on track to achieve the Millennium Development Goals by 2015',…

Formato:
News and Press Release
Origen:
UN GA
Posted:
3 Apr 2008

Timor-Leste

National Disaster Risk Management Policy

Executive Summary This National Disaster Risk Management Policy (Policy) aims to respond to the constitutional mandate to identify priorities to guide Government objectives and strategies in order to guarantee the security and safety of our citizens and their property…

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Otro(s)
Origen:
Govt. Timor-Leste
Posted:
30 Mar 2008
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Sri Lanka

S.Lanka conflict raises human trafficking risk: UN

By Shihar Aneez COLOMBO, March 25 (Reuters) - Sri Lanka's protracted and increasingly bloody civil war is making the country more vulnerable to human trafficking, a senior United Nations official said on Tuesday. People fleeing conflict-torn areas in Sri Lanka's north and…

Formato:
News and Press Release
Origen:
Reuters
Posted:
25 Mar 2008

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