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by Professor Chris Curtis. Malaria is by far the most important insect-transmitted human disease. Latest WHO estimates are that there are 2.5 million deaths each year from malaria, mainly among African children.
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by Professor Malcolm Molyneux. When you come to think about it, a surprising number of different diseases can be spread between people by insects. Some of these diseases will be discussed in this issue of Footsteps. They are among the most important and serious diseases in the world, especially in areas which are not yet industrially developed.
Resource Type: Magazine
Water, sanitation and hygiene must go hand in hand to achieve improvements in health
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How to ensure everyone has the opportunity to contribute to local decisions
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Learning from different groups about how best to support vulnerable children
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by Dennis and Meredith Murnyak. You will need a good source of water – such as springs, streams and ground water. You can also rely on rain water. Rain-filled ponds often dry up in the dry season, so you must harvest the fish before the water level falls too low.
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by Andrew Maclay. I have worked as an accountant and auditor in many commercial and charitable organisations, ranging from multinational companies in London to tiny churches in Africa. I have seen many different systems for keeping accounts, both in the English-speaking and the French-speaking worlds. One thing I have noticed is that the accounting systems used are often more complicated than necessary.
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Compiled by Isabel Carter. There are many ways of helping couples to space their families. The most suitable method depends on what is available, the needs of the couple and their beliefs about which methods are appropriate.
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by Martin Price. Gardening is possible in small spaces as long as water (including waste water) is available. Grow vegetables that will add flavour and nutrients to the family diet. Herbs, onions, tomatoes, peppers and dark green leafy vegetables such as spinaches are ideal.
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A discussion about population growth, family planning and other relevant themes
