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How DFID helps people in Niger who are facing imminent starvation
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As a member of the thriving Soul Buddyz youth group based at the school – supported by UK aid, from the Department for International Development – Nompumelelo knows where her life is going.
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Supporting the work of medical aid charity Merlin
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How we're helping people in Haiti rebuild their lives 6 months after the devastating earthquake
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How DFID helps the Moldovan government improve the way it plans its budget
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Lesotho's factory workers get access to HIV treatment, thanks to DFID funding
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A new report shows how DFID-funded research is changing academic and policy thinking on governance
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A newly built school is the pride of one remote village, thanks to DFID funding.
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DFID-funded Amacongo, run by Christian Aid, provides HIV and AIDS widows and orphans with essential aid
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DFID is working with the government of DR Congo and the World Bank on a major road building and maintenance project
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DFID is working to secure safe water supplies and improved sanitation for people on the outskirts of Kinshasa
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How men with HIV are helping others to stay safe and healthy
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How DFID helps South African communities work together to combat poverty
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How we're giving South Africa's vulnerable communities something to smile about
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How we help children from Zimbabwe find shelter and support in neighbouring South Africa
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Meet Ann, a Kenyan sex worker now accessing life-changing health services
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The UK is proud to support the 3rd Palestine Investment Conference, which opened in Bethlehem this week (2-3 June 2010)
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Educating both men and women about women's rights helps to reduce domestic abuse
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Helping displace people return home after conflict is one of the first steps towards building peace and stability
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The Janani Express is taking pregnant women to hospital in remote parts of India
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The INASP Journals Online project supports online publishing of peer-reviewed journals from developing and emerging countries
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DFID-funded research highlights the role played by home-based care givers in helping people living with HIV/AIDS.
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Panos Relay helps young journalists tell the story of child trafficking in Haiti.
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A water and sanitation program in Ethiopia is encouraging policy change to improve planning and integration of water and sanitation services
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Patients trust in a trial of acyclovir genital herpes treatment has been shown to be crucial to its success
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A major survey of HIV and other sexually transmitted infections in Pakistan has shown there is a real opportunity to slow the spread of the disease
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Research conducted by the Research Consortium on Educational Outcomes and Poverty has identified the issues facing disabled youth in India
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Traditional knowledge and modern scientific method have been combined to provide information about climate change
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A workshop bringing together government officials and community members has helped to ease tension and reduce violence in the state of Assam
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A project in Uganda is helping young women talk about their lives with a view to developing a more gender aware approach to HIV prevention
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The health system attending to indigenous populations in Brazil is overhauled applying lessons learned from DFID-funded research
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A vaccine against East coast fever is being mass-produced to protect cattle and the livelihoods of African farmers
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Research can be made accessible by translating articles into local languages
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Private apprenticeships are helping the poor escape extreme poverty in Ghana
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Young people in South Africa are being given the skills required to improve their lives when facing the problems associated with the AIDS pandemic
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Health care research in the Sunderbans will be used to prepare a master health plan for this area and show others how to address disadvantaged populations
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Late enrolment in school in Ghana is linked to the failure of many children to complete their education
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Activists and health workers combine to mobilise people living with HIV and AIDS and to provide the medicine and care that patients need
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With over 200,000 readers around the world, New Agriculturist covers a wide range of stories and issues in agriculture and rural development
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The Maize Platform is one of four innovation platforms which the Research into Use programme has established in Rwanda to help increase production
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A DFID-funded Research into Use initiative is helping local communities in Nepal live with potential vulnerability induced by climate change
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Recorded by Africans for Africans, the AGFAX radio service provides the latest information on agricultural and rural development
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How one girl's dream of going to school has inspired other young Muslim women
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The Crisis States Research Centre is helping our understanding of how government state-building efforts are affected by the Afghan Warlords
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Journalists have been trained to write features on research for a wider audience
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Retailers in Kenya have been trained in the identification and treatment of malaria
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The role of the media in elections is becoming an important governance issue.
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An integrated pest management strategy provides new ways to control a major pest of aubergines.
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Can storytelling help farmers share knowledge and experience with scientists?
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The Panos Relay programme helps create a lasting partnership between African researchers and the media.