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Improved Access to Contraception, Providing Education to Refugees, Fighting Malnourishment in South Africa

21.11.2018

by Roxana Adam

#Chad, #Child Malnourishment, #Contraception, #Education, #Refugees, #Surplus Food, #Uganda

Photo: EU Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations / Flickr (CC BY-SA 2.0)

46 million women from the 69 poorest countries have been getting access to contraception over the past six years; UNESCO has praised Chad and Uganda for providing education to refugees; and in South Africa, FoodForward SA is recovering surplus food from the consumer goods supply chain in order to provide children with healthy meals.

21.11.2018

by Roxana Adam

#Chad, #Child Malnourishment, #Contraception, #Education, #Refugees, #Surplus Food, #Uganda

Photo: EU Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations / Flickr (CC BY-SA 2.0)

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