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KA VS KU BAND : WHICH IS THE BEST FOR SATELLITE BROADBAND?
In the humanitarian space, satellite connectivity is vital to successful relief efforts,...
Cash is the fax machine of Global Development
How Cryptocurrencies and Facebook’s Libra Coin will disrupt emergency &...
New “forecast-based financing” helps most vulnerable before a crisis
The Bangladeshi government and humanitarian agencies trialled a new form of aid for...
WHO rolls out an early warning alert and response system across Mozambique
In a joint effort, the Mozambican Ministry of Health and WHO is rolling out an early...
ICRC to directly communicate with migrants using cell phones
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) have started to directly communicate...
Find out more about the AIDF Global Summit 2019
There is much talk about meeting the SDGs by 2030 and with just 11 years away now,...
UN-Habitat unveil new platform for reconstruction and development in Iraq
After a year of development, the Government of Iraq, in collaboration with the UN-Habitat,...
AIDF are pleased to open nominations for the Africa Innovator of the Year Award 2019!
Aid & International Development Forum are pleased to open nominations for the...
DFID launch new satellite programme to protect millions of farmers in Africa
The UK Department for International Development (DFID) is using new early-warning...
Nuclear technology is key to achieving SDGs, says FAO
According to Maria Helena Semedo, Deputy Director-General of Food and Agriculture...
New technology empowers women farmers in India
Since its inception almost a decade ago, JEEVIKA, a World Bank program that supports...
IOM’s app for migrants launches four additional languages
On 13 November, the UN Migration Agency (IOM) launched it’s ‘MigApp’...
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