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UNICEF Campus Initiative Council for 2010-2011

UNICEF USA
Saving and protecting the lives of children
UNICEF USA

Kristi Burnham leads the U.S. Fund for UNICEF's Community & Volunteer Partnerships team.

UNICEF Campus Initiative

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Raising our voices at the AU Summit

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Global Call to Action Against Poverty
End Poverty and Inequality
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The Global Call to Action Against Poverty (GCAP) - the world’s largest anti poverty coalition welcomes the opportunity to present our recommendations to the 15th African Union Summit in Kampala as heads of state meet to deliberate on issues on Maternal / Child Health; and peace and security in Africa.

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Financial Axe Delays The UKs Energy Commitments

Climatico
Independent analysis of climate policy
Climatico

The UK Government has claimed to become the ‘Greenest Ever Government’ since the previous Labour and Conservative leadership.

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Volunteers in Zambia helping fight cholera

Community health workers have helped reduce the number of cholera cases in Kanyama Compound in Zambia by going door to door and holding impromptu classes at communal water points to explain how disease can be prevented and how the sick can be treated.

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The co-creator of the UN’s new Multidimensional Poverty Index defends her new baby

Duncan Green
Oxfam GB
Head of Research
Duncan Green

Sabina Alkire responds to the previous posts by Martin Ravallion and me on her new ‘Multidimensional Poverty sabina alkireIndex’.

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The minimum wage is going up in Bangaldesh

ActionAid
Fighting poverty and injustice in over 40 countries
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The Financial Times reported this morning that the minimum wage for garment workers in Bangladesh is to increase from £14 per month to £27 per month. While any increase in wages for workers is welcome, despite nearly doubling, wages at this level will sti

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UK energy statistics released

Stop Climate Chaos
UK Organisations working together to Stop Climate Chaos
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UK energy use down but due to recession not action

NASA Astronaut Piers Sellers Returns T-shirt that Orbited Earth to Save the Children

Save the Children
Save the Children exists to do just that — save children.
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NASA Astronaut Piers Sellers yesterday returned the red Save the Children t-shirt he carried with him on his 12-day mission to the international space station in May to the global humanitarian organization Save the Children. After sharing experiences of his flight, Sellers presented the t-shirt, autographed by the entire NASA Atlantis crew, to Save the Children's senior director of HIV/AIDS, Margaret Schuler.

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Charlotte and Rock Hill Meet Up

ONE Campaign
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CharlotteRockHill MeetUpOn a very hot and humid Saturday afternoon, I hosted my first ONE meet-up at the Morrison Public Library. My neighboring CDL Phillip Reynolds of Rock Hill, South Carolina also stopped by to help me co-host this event. Despite the heat, we had a great turn out.

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