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Disadvantaged groups have little access to public goods, says India exclusion report
Most severely and consistently excluded groups are women, Adivasis, Muslims and the disabled; report confirms A recent report by a Delhi NGO undermines government claims on...
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A Great Big World To Perform At Rockin’ To Save Babies’ Lives Concert
R Baby Foundation – the first and only not-for-profit organization focused on saving babies’ lives through improving pediatric emergency care – is pleased...
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Farmers' battle to cope with climate change could spark rural renewal
Shifting world agriculture to a "climate-smart" approach will not only help prevent future food security crises but holds the promise of sparking economic and agricultural ...
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Chennai to host conference on 'International Year of Family Farming'
The Asia-Pacific regional conference on the UN-declared ‘International Year of Family Farming’ will be held in Chennai from August 7 to 10. M S Swaminathan Rese...
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Climate Change May Put Children At Considerable Risk : Report
Climate change may put children at considerable risk of violence, abuse and multiple forms of poverty, particularly through displacement, migration and erosion of assets an...
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About 1.6 Billion People Of The World Depend On Forests For Living
First-ever survey on forest genetic resources by FAO calls for urgent measures to protect the precious resources which provide a range of economic, health and ecological be...
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Global Warming, Planting Trees
Scientists around the world are predicting several weather changes in 21st century that will affect many geographic areas, these changes include higher maximum and minimum ...
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First Nations Development Institute Awards $400K To 12 Native Food-System Projects
First Nations Development Institute announced June 3 that it is divying up $400,000 in grant awards to 12 Native organizations. The grants, made possible by the W.K. Kellog...
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Can India Reform Its Agriculture?
Climate change is stressing an already struggling farm sector, but there is a way forward. Over the last decade, India?s official position in global climate negotiations ha...
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When Mothers Have Healthy Pregnancies, The Positive Benefits Last A Lifetime
The United States has shown courageous leadership over the last decade on global health. Earlier this year, Congress once again voted to protect the budget for those critic...
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