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Girls’
Education-netaid.org--In 2000, two
extraordinary events took place that underscored the
importance of education for all. At the World Education Forum held in
Dakar, Senegal, government representatives agreed to
eliminate gender disparities in primary and secondary education by 2005.
And, as part of the Millennium Development Goals to end poverty..detail
New
WHO Director-General steps up global polio eradication effort as disease
threatens other countries-WHO,
29 July 2003 | GENEVA -- New
WHO Director-General Dr LEE Jong-wook today announced plans to rapidly
step up the global effort to eradicate polio, as the programme enters a
critical phase. detail
"Breastfeeding in a Globalised World for Peace and Justice”--Breastfeeding is about peace and justice. It is the natural, universal and peaceful way of nurturing our children. In a world often wracked by injustice, violence and war, breastfeeding can be a sentinel of peace—inner peace, peace with other..detail
The Observatory on Health Care
for Chronic Conditions--provides
information and resources to 
people
around the world who aim to improve health care for chronic conditions. It
is a dynamic, web-based resource centre that offers hands on information
for policy-makers, health managers and administrators on innovativ..detail
What happens when children live in unhealthy environments?-WHO,--Over five million children per year die from illnesses and other conditions caused by the environments in which they live, learn and play. Around two million children under five die every year from.. detail
WHO calls for urgent and concerted international action to prevent 5 million children’s deaths annually from environmental hazards-WHO--7 April 2003 | GENEVA -- More than five million children die every year from diseases, infections and accidents related to their surrounding environments. Yet simple actions to improve children’s environments can prevent childhood deaths caused by detail
WHO and UNICEF call for urgent increased effort to roll back malaria--25 April 2003 | NAIROBI/GENEVA/NEW YORK -- The Africa Malaria Report, released today by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), says the death toll from malaria remains outrageously high - with more than 3000 African children dying daily detail
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