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Over the period 1995-2004, a total of two and a half billion people were affected by disasters, with 890,000 deaths and US$ 570 billion of losses. More
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Helping Chinese women get started in business

Danfoss partners with the UNDP to foster women entrepreneurs in China

An initiative of empowerment and employment oriented business incubation in Beijing by Danfoss and UNDP is promoting women entrepreneurs in China. More

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The Public-Private Partnership Dialogue brought together Heads of State and Government, UN officials, and corporate, foundation and NGO leaders to review experiences and affirm commitments for children.

Public and private sectors search for common ground in the movement for children's rights

Leaders from business, government and civil society met to discuss better ways of involving their constituencies in the movement for children's rights. More

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Walking together to end child hunger

WFP partners with private sector in Malawi

WFP continues to engage the private sector to support the Walk the World event. This annual event raises money to support the school feeding programme. A variety of organisations exist that continue to support the annual Walk the World event such as the transport sector, banking sector and... More

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Participants of the Cyber Crime Training Programme

Cyber Crime Training Programme, organised by Kerala Police, UNODC and Microsoft

A four-day Cyber Crime Training Programme, organised by Kerala Police, Microsoft and UNODC commenced in Thiruvananthapuram on 17 January 2007. Mr. Gary Lewis, Representative ROSA, UNODC inaugurated the programme. Mr. Rajan Joseph, Director Centre for Development of Advanced Computing,... More

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ninemillion.org raises awareness and funds for the more than nine million refugee children in the world today

UNHCR's ninemillion.org campaign will help refugee children learn and play

Under the slogan "Nine million faces. Nine million names. Nine million stories," UNHCR and its corporate partners are counting on a major new internet-based campaign to help refugee and displaced children around the world. More

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Manchester United and Nike unite with the UNHCR to raise funds for refugee children

Old Trafford echoes with ninemillion.org appeal for refugee children

More than 75,000 diehard soccer fans got an earful about the UNHCR-led ninemillion.org fund raising and awareness campaign for refugee children at a recent crunch match between Manchester United and arch rivals Arsenal. More

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Sudanese landmine victims playing basketball at Kakuma camp.

Nike donates sports gear to Kakuma camp

Nike staff visited Kenya's Kakuma camp in late January 2003 to produce a short film documenting the donation of sports clothing and equipment to the UN refugee agency. Nike and UNHCR agreed that this generous gift of T-shirts, shorts, shoes, socks and balls would benefit the refugee populations in... More

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Action from a volleyball match between girls from two camps in Dadaab, north-east Kenya

UNHCR and Nike encourage Somali refugee girls to play sports

It has been a hard struggle, but UNHCR and its corporate partner Nike have had some success over the past three years in encouraging Somali girls to engage in sports at three refugee camps here in north-east Kenya. More

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PwC CEO Sam Di Piazza, Jr (right) presents a $4 million cheque to UNHCR

PricewaterhouseCoopers donates $4 million to educate Darfur's refugees

PricewaterhouseCoopers has donated US$4 million towards the education of refugee children in eastern Chad's camps, in the single largest corporate donation ever received by the UN refugee agency. More

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The governing body of women’s tennis is backing UNESCO’s drive for gender equality

WTA promotes gender equality worldwide

UNESCO and the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour, the world’s leading global sport for women, announced in 2006 a landmark global partnership to further gender equality and promote women’s leadership in all spheres of society. The social responsibility program marks a new level of commitment by the Tour and... More