This briefing paper is designed to give incoming members of parliament an overview of some of the world’s most fragile situations. It highlights actions that leaders and key influencers can take to ensure the UK government most effectively delivers on its moral and political responsibilities. The information is accurate to the middle of April 2015 and was produced by Bond, a UK membership body responsible for over 440 agencies, specialists and organisations working in international development.
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State of the world's emergencies
A briefing paper for new UK Parliamentarians produced by the organisation, Bond
2015
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