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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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The impact of sustainable, community-based healthcare has been studied recently at the Comprehensive Rural Health Project in Jamkhed, North India, through a one-year study in three villages nearby.
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Ideas for helping to resolve conflict within and between communities
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30% of fruit and vegetables are wasted due to the unavailability of proper processing and preserving. Here are some practical ideas from different sources.
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This cartoon story can also be used as a role play with six main characters: Hasnah, Minda, Lena, Ferdinand, the instructor and the trader.
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Once differences develop into tensions, there are unlikely to be any short-cuts to agreement. Both sides must start by opening channels of communication and working upwards to reach full agreement.
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Here is a simple and effective way of trapping mice and rats. Cut sections of bamboo as shown. Place maize or cassava chips in the bamboo. The rat will enter but then cannot turn itself around to get out. You can then catch the rat. I have found this very effective.
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Ideas and advice for developing successful small businesses
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A group is a collection of three or more people who meet on a regular basis for a common purpose. People work in groups to achieve what they are unable to achieve on their own.
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Protecting your livestockby Dr Avijit Haldar. The word parasite means ‘one who eats at another’s table’. In other words, a living thing which lives off another animal (or plant). Livestock parasites are the small pests which live by taking nutrients (usually blood) from their animal host.
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