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Language Technologies for Humanitarian Aid
2022Humanitarian aid missions, whether emergency famine relief, establishment of medical clinics, or missions in conjunction with peace-keeping operations, require on-demand communication with the indigenous population. If such operations take place in countries with a commonly-spoken major language, such as English or Spanish, it proves relatively easy to
Carbonell, Jaime G. +3 more
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Humanitarian aid in the archives: introduction
Disasters, 2015How might historical perspectives assist the goal of improving humanitarian responses? This introduction to a special issue of Disasters on the history of humanitarian action explores this question and outlines how the other submissions to the edition, each with its own approach and focus area from the nineteenth‐century to the present today, make ...
Davey, Eleanor, Scriven, Kim
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Children are in need of humanitarian aid in Afghanistan
Child Abuse & Neglect, 2022Almost 60% of Afghans forced to flee their homes in 2021 because of the Taliban advance are children. They are starving. It is estimated that approximately one million will suffer from severe, life-threatening malnutrition by the end of 2021. Many have been separated from their families by the chaos that has ensued in Afghanistan after Taliban took ...
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Humanitarian Aid and Corruption
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2009In the recent past we have seen a number of natural and man-made catastrophes where the international community has responded in providing the basic necessities of life such as food, shelter and medical supplies. There are however some problems with respect to the delivery of humanitarian aid/assistance to the victims of such disasters. These include a
Indira Carr, Susan Breau
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Counterterrorism or Humanitarian Aid?
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2014Worsening situations around the world up the risks to providers.
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British Journal of Nursing, 2010
Having read many reports of the Haitian earthquake disaster, I am sure there are many nurses who would like to help but feel totally inadequate to volunteer. First of all, there is the problem of gaining relevant training and experience. There is no doubt that UK nursing education, even at degree level, is unlikely to prepare you adequately for the ...
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Having read many reports of the Haitian earthquake disaster, I am sure there are many nurses who would like to help but feel totally inadequate to volunteer. First of all, there is the problem of gaining relevant training and experience. There is no doubt that UK nursing education, even at degree level, is unlikely to prepare you adequately for the ...
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Journal of Neurosurgery: Pediatrics, 2009
In their article, “A model for neurosurgical humanitarian aid based on 12 years of medical trips to South and Central America,” Mainthia and coauthors4 have described the methods, evolution, and impact of their sustained endeavor to provide neurosurgical treatment for children in 4 countries of Central and South America.
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In their article, “A model for neurosurgical humanitarian aid based on 12 years of medical trips to South and Central America,” Mainthia and coauthors4 have described the methods, evolution, and impact of their sustained endeavor to provide neurosurgical treatment for children in 4 countries of Central and South America.
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