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Landslides occur when the soil on a slope becomes unstable, and quantities of soil, mud and rock start to move down the slope. They can cause serious damage and are difficult to predict.
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by Bob Hansford, Disaster Risk Management Advisor at Tearfund Disasters are part of everyday life for a large part of the world’s population.
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In 2010 Leon Gaisli suffered a spinal cord injury during a major earthquake in his home country of Haiti.
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Adapted from Disasters and the Local Church by Bill Crooks and Jackie Mouradian, Illustrations by Bill Crooks.
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by Joel Hafvenstein Although protecting people’s lives in disasters is top priority, protecting their livelihoods is nearly as important.
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In over 40 years of experience of disaster response, Evangelical Fellowship of India Commission on Relief (EFICOR) has evolved from being an organisation that just provides
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Adapted from Disasters and the Local Church by Bill Crooks and Jackie Mouradian Displaced people are those who have left their normal living area because their lives or their livelihoods were in danger.
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Being part of a pastoralist community, I realised our animals were suffering due to limited access to veterinary services. The veterinary department is based in Marsabit, which means that the animal owners have to travel there and ask the department to send out staff. By the time help arrives, the animals have often died.
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In the last decade, animal loan or ‘pass-on’ schemes have been started all over the world. Usually an animal is given to a chosen beneficiary by an organisation, government body or church, with an agreement that a number of its offspring will be passed on to others in the community or back to the scheme organisers to start a new project.
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As you can see by our feature on animal loan schemes, running an animal loan scheme can be a rewarding but challenging experience. So to help you, Footsteps asked five organisations across the world to share their experiences with our readers. Many thanks to the following Tearfund partners.
