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Using the internet and mobile phones as part of the advocacy cycle
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Key insights from the response of self-help groups to the Covid-19 pandemic in Rwanda
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Helps organisations examine their effectiveness and identify their needs
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Shares learning points for conflict-sensitive development
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Practical ideas for supporting strong and healthy families
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Local people already know more than any outsider about their community and the people living there. Many people assume they know everything about their local area, but there is always more to examine and learn. Producing a detailed map of the community can help people to identify areas, buildings or people that would be at high risk should there be any kind of disaster.
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by Simon Batchelor. Impact can be defined as significant or lasting change as a result of a particular action or series of actions.
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Ideas for making the most of available land and other agricultural resources
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Child migration due to AIDS The AIDS epidemic in southern Africa is causing many children to move to other areas. Often they go to live with extended families because their parents are sick or have died of AIDS. Or they might go to support their relatives who have HIV/AIDS. The distances these children may have to travel may cause difficulties for them. This article looks at how these difficulties can be reduced so that their migration is a more positive experience.
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There are three approaches to coping with pests and diseases on crops and vegetables… 1. Grow strong, healthy plants
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Nearly half of the world’s population lives in urban areas. Their need for clean water supplies continues to increase and often competes with the needs of agriculture for water. Poor people in urban areas often pay a lot to receive supplies of clean water.
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Underground storage pits can be used to store vegetables in dry areas for a few months. Having a good supply of stored vegetables improves household nutrition and means vegetables can be sold for higher prices later in the year when they are not easily available. Underground storage keeps vegetables cool during the hot season.
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