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Child soldiers: UNICEF program threatened by lack of funding
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As South Sudan struggles to recover from years of civil war, the focus is turning to reconstruction and rebuilding the lives of the victims, especially the most vulnerable
Guatemalan families are falling into “vicious cycle” of chronic malnutrition
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The EU civil protection mechanism: How does it work?
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The hidden face of the Afghanistan war
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'Natural disasters have no borders': Aid Zone meets Europe's first responders
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Hebron's Palestinian children are targeted, says Israeli army veteran
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Madagascar's malnourished children
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Mauritania: a 360° view from the Mbera refugee camp
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Displaced in Ethiopia: huts and empty offices for homes
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360° tour inside a Jordanian inclusive school
The benefits of inclusive education to the Jordanian economy
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The reasons behind Gaza's protests: one view
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Inside the National Syrian Project for Prosthetic Limbs
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Water management: an example of Bangladeshi-Rohingya cooperation
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Prosthetics clinic rebuilding shattered lives of Mosul survivors
Low-cost building puts Nepal on road to recovery
Door-to-door against rape and gender-based violence
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Guatemala: nearly half children under five suffer chronic malnutrition
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Nearly half of Guatemalan children are under-nourished - among the highest rates in the world. And aid agencies say that in the worst affected parts of the country, the number of acute cases is higher than official estimates.
Bolivia receives EU support to tackle Amazon wildfires
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The Amazon is on fire, and not only in Brazil. Since July, Bolivia has lost two million hectares of forest, pushing its government to call on the EU to step in.
Afghanistan: What is the humanitarian cost of a never-ending war?
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With a growing number of attacks and civilian casualties. The conflict in Afghanistan is intensifying even 18 years after U.S. intervention. But what is the humanitarian cost?
Europe boosts firefighting response ahead of an expected record wildfire season
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European nations are stepping up their preparations to tackle wildfires this summer ahead of an expected record wildfire season.
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Education under threat in Hebron and the rest of the West Bank
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What is life like for Palestinian children living in the Israeli-controlled part of Hebron? What's the impact of the conflict on them and what's the role of the EU in reducing their trauma?
Warding off famine in drought-prone Madagascar with EU aid
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Madagascar is in the grip of harsh climate change and after five years of extreme drought in the south it's now enduring a chronic food crisis.
Malian refugees in Mauritania: education in an emergency context
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Aid Zone travels to the Mbera refugee camp in Mauritania to see what is being done to educate the refugee minors from Mali in order to protect them from early forced marriage and child labour.
Millions displaced in Ethiopia: a forgotten crisis
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The EU has stepped up support as millions flee inter-ethnic violence.
Jordan's school challenge: educating Syrian refugee children with disabilities
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In this episode of Aid Zone Euronews' Monica Pinna travels to Jordan to look at how the EU and other international organisations are supporting the country's efforts to integrate Syrian refugee children into the national school system.
Medical care under siege in Gaza
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Aid Zone looks at Gaza's medical system after the Great March of Return.
Syrian war victims: rehabilitation rebuilds lives in Turkey
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The international community helps Syria & Turkey to restore mobility to the war-disabled, and take some of the strain off stretched local health services.
Bangladeshis and Rohingya refugees build communities in wake of crisis
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What happens when your community becomes outnumbered by a sudden wave of refugees? On the border with Myanmar, Bangladeshi communities are discovering that. with aid, co-operation, not exclusion, is the way forward.
Stories of brutality and survival in Mosul
We met the people who survived the 9-month battle of Mosul, but also the three hard years of ISIS' occupation. Each of the people you will find on this page has been seriously injured and gone through trauma. Like them, there are another 54,000 in Mosul alone.
Mosul and its people rise from the ruins
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One year after ISIS was driven out of Mosul stills resembles a war zone and its people struggle to rebuild shattered lives
EU committed to Nepal quake rebuilding
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Three years on from Nepal's devastating twin earthquakes many thousands remain homeless. The EU is helping to accelerate the building of quake-resistant houses.
Rape as a weapon of war: Women in South Sudan speak out
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Some 65 percent of South Sudanese women have experienced sexual or physical violence, twice the global average
Malawi: using drones to limit the impact of natural disasters
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The EU bets on innovation to make humanitarian response faster and more efficient
Venezuela exodus: thousands flock to Colombia for food and water
In this Aid Zone Euronews' Monica Pinna travels to the Colombia city of Cúcuta to see the humanitarian crisis unfolding on the country's border with Venezuela.
The battle to provide healthcare in Central African Republic
As the conflict in CAR continues, aid workers struggle to provide healthcare to mothers and newborn babies.
DRC's Kasai conflict: the humanitarian challenge of displaced and returnees
Thousands of people have been killed in Democratic Republic of the Congo’s (DRC) Kasai region since 2016, according to UN estimates.
Another winter for war-torn eastern Ukraine
Aid Zone takes us to the frontline in Ukraine, where four million people are in need of humanitarian aid.
NGOs scale up humanitarian aid for Rohingya refugees
There are now some one million Rohingya living in one of the poorest countries in the world - and the arrivals haven't stopped. NGOs have sharpened their strategies to assist refugees in case of mass
Undocumented Afghan refugees get a chance at school in Iran
A milestone decree sees Iran open its schools to all refugee children, even the undocumented ones
Pre-paid debit cards for refugees in Turkey
The EU cash based programme allows refugees to make purchases for food and other essential items
Syrian refugees in south-east Turkey: one story from Sanliurfa
Hadige's family settled outside Sanliurfa, south-east Turkey 3 years ago.
Inside the rainforest's medicine cabinet
Natural disasters can leave communities to fend for themselves but with support they can use their environment to help.
Refugees: integration through education
Access to schooling is essential to allow refugees to rebuild their lives.
Bangladesh: Rohingya migrant crisis
As the UN investigate possible 'crimes against humanity' perpetrated against Myanmar's Rohingya population, Euronews visits those who have fled to neighbouring Bangladesh to hear their stories.
Crisis in Somaliland: drought and famine threaten millions
In this edition of Aid Zone, Euronews reports on the victims of drought and famine in Somaliland, and those who are responding to the deadly crisis.
Philippines: Learning to weather a storm
In 2013 Typhoon Haiyan devastated the Philippines. Since then global funding has helped the island country develop a solid risk reduction programme.
"Las invasiones": where displaced Colombians live
In a neighborhood called ‘Centenario’, located in the outskirts of Puerto Asis, in the Colombian department of Putumayo is a district dubbed “Las invasiones” (literally “the invasions”), it is an info
360° video: Food security programmes to reduce displacement in rural areas
In Colombia, the UN is trying to help rural communities whose food security has been challenged by the government’s attempt to curb coca production through land-fumigation.
Colombia: Providing aid after FARC peace deal
The ‘La Havana’ peace deal signed last August between Colombia and the main rebel group, FARC, started the process to put an end to a 52 year armed conflict.
How to deliver vital aid in remote DR Congo
How the EU is helping one world's most complex humanitarian crises
Targeting education for refugee children in Kenya
In this edition of Aid Zone euronews visits Kenya and the refugee camp in Kakuma.
Nigeria on the brink of famine
North east Nigeria is facing a humanitarian crisis where 55,000 people at risk of dying because they have no food. Aid Zone visits Maiduguri where some malnutrition cases are critical.
Training for refugees in Uganda: a model of integration
Uganda allows refugees to move in and out of settlements, provides land, and allows them to work.
The long road back to Afghanistan
More than half a million Afghans were expected to return to their war-torn country by the end of 2016 following Pakistan’s deadline to repatriate Afghan…
Healing trauma and repairing homes in eastern Ukraine
Europe's war in eastern Ukraine continues its daily grind of people and scarce resources. Despite a ceasefire violations go on around the clock, and the region has been deserted by its young.
Being a mother and refugee at Jordan's Zaatari camp
Being a mother or a refugee can be tough enough, but what is it like to be both?
The Greek refugee puzzle
Our aim is to assist these people and make sure they live with dignity while they are in Greece
Emergency response: inside Ecuador's disaster zones
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Turkey: e-Food cards for refugees
The scale of the Syrian refugee crisis means the corresponding aid effort has been immense. Turkey is bearing an immense burden, but while no-one is starving thanks to local and international efforts,