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Vanuatu’s government has declared a nationwide state emergency in the aftermath of Cyclone Pam, which hit the pacific island and neighbouring islands on 13

Funding for the Syrian crisis was seven times higher in 2014 than in 2012, donors having committed or contributed US$10 billion of humanitarian assistance

There has never been enough humanitarian funding. Needs have always gone unmet, and the international community has long sought ways to fix this problem. Y

This briefing maps the landscape of the development cooperation debate in Brazil. Synopsis Brazilian development cooperation has gained prominence in recen

Violence broke out in Ukraine in February 2014 and, despite two ceasefires agreed in September 2014 and February 2015, the conflict continues. As of March

The development ‘Data Revolution’ is an idea that many countries and international institutions are beginning to use to drive sustainable resources and act

Donors have committed or contributed US$50.1 million in response to the humanitarian needs in Nigeria and surrounding countries in relation to the Boko Har

Sarala works to build the capacity of citizens to monitor development projects in their local area to ensure that the projects meet the needs of the commun

This profile is part of a series looking at how data is being accessed and used in developing countries Embracing their role as a data intermediary, the gr